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The prices at http://www.choicepaintballguns.com are really rock bottom, man! I have never been to a site with such across the board affordable prices. Your paintball guns are totally cheap; paintball gun accessories even cheaper. Great! Just when I thought I was getting the best prices at our local store, yours is better.

The T68 Gen4 was the predecessor to the Gen6 and it was pretty fickle. When the Gen4 first came out there were a lot of problems with it. After about a year, they solved most of the problems and ended up upgrading certain internal parts and thus the Gen6 was born. Since they started calling them the Gen6, we’ve had literally zero problems with returns or busted parts. I guess this is why it’s a pretty safe bet for them to offer a 5 year warranty. The warranty is good too. I have a few customers that had their guns for more than a year and needed their guns ‘tuned up’ a bit; it cost them nothing with the warranty. I haven’t heard anything about a Gen7; it looks like the Gen6 will be around for a while as far as I know. Overall, I wouldn’t steer you away from this gun; the magazine (and hopper) feed as well as RAP4 flexi-air system are pretty unique and really add to the experience. In my opinion, the T68 and MilSig guns are as real as they come.

I’ve read a lot of mixed reviews about the T68s feeder probs, air leaks, metal shavings messing up internals etc. WHAT’S THE REAL DEAL ON THE GEN 6?? Is it REALLY worth it? When is RAP4 coming out with the Gen7?? Any rumors etc? I don’t want to buy a Gen 6 and then turn around and have the Gen 7 come out! Do you offer the standard issue 5 year warranty?

I talked with RAP4 and we both studied the MilSig guns/buttstocks; we both think you should be able to use the 5oz. CO2 cylinder with your MilSig gun… it should allow you 200+ shots. I also looked at the MilSig buttstocks and I don’t think they have one that will fit the 5oz. CO2 cylinder (they all look too small). In case you need the buttstock with the 5oz. CO2 cylinder, here it is on my website…. http://www.choicepaintballguns.com/product/T685OZCO2
To add even more shots, you might consider also adding a part called the 90 Degree One Way Adaptor… With this piece, you can use your main air tank until it is emptied and then attach your remote line to the 90 Degree Remote Line Adapter without having to remove your main air tank. This is the fastest and the easiest way to have non-stop action in the battle field.

I have a .68 MilSig K Series Paintball Marker; will the 5oz. CO2 Cylinder (that RAP4 makes for the T68 Gen6 guns) fit inside my MilSig buttstock?

I can get you a box of 8000 .43 grenade launcher paintballs for $115. I don’t understand your question, “will these blow apart and jam”… are you referring to the paintballs or the guns? If you’re referring to the paintballs, the answer is I haven’t got the first idea but if it was me… I would buy the paintballs that match the gun for the best performance. Honestly I’ve never shot this gun before and certainly not with grenade launcher paintballs but if you want them, I will be glad to sell them to you at a good price.

I’m just looking for bulk pricing for the kids to shoot up in the woods. Kingman has the market cornored I guess and their prices are almost 2 times normal size paintballs. Will these blow apart and jam?

Sure, but I would just go with straight .43 caliber paintballs, not the ones for the grenades. The difference is quality/consistency. The ones you put in the grenades are a lower grade paintball - they don’t have to be precisely the same size for the grenades. We sell many of these.

Will the .43 grenade launcher paintballs work in the kingman 11mm training series markers?