The Shocker paintball guns have all of the features that you’ve come to expect from high-end paintball guns and compete functionally with some brands like Luxe. If you’re in the market for a new paintball gun, here are some things to consider:

Shocker paintball gun electronics are some of the best on the market. Shocker has opted to use traditional 9-volt batteries as the power source rather than rechargeable batteries. This efficiency means you’ll never be short of electricity. Additionally, the trigger can be programmed for variable rates of fire, depending on gameplay.

The Shocker paintball gun bolt system is super-low pressure (down to 110 psi), ensuring that even the most fragile paintball guns leave the barrel without breakage. The bolt can also cycle 22 times per minute without suffering from a loss in performance. Finally, the longer lightweight bolt helps to minimize muzzle rise by distributing recoil along the entire length of the marker. This distribution eliminates vertical movement and transforms it to lateral movement for better muzzle control. 

As with most high-level paintball markers today, the Shocker regulator system has no visible tubing; all of the ductwork fits neatly inside the grip of the marker. This helps keep the marker light while minimizing the complexity and potential breakage of the marker.  

Shocker paintball gun maintenance is surprisingly easy. The solenoid valve is completely tool-free, and the rest of the gun can be disassembled with just one hex wrench. The marker also has a built-in ASA, so maintaining the air system and removing the tank is easy and risk-free after finishing a match.