Planet Eclipse has officially announced its latest magfed paintball gun the EMF200. This brand-new design isn’t just a modified version of an existing platform, it’s a ground-up build designed specifically for magfed play.A Step Up from the EMF100For those familiar with the EMF100, it was essentially an Emek modified to accept magazines, incorporating many carryover parts from other Planet Eclipse guns. The EMF200, however, is a completely redesigned gun that sits alongside the EMF100 rather…
Planet Eclipse Geo R5The paintball world is abuzz with the introduction of Planet Eclipse’s new Geo R5. As with any new release, there’s a lot to unpack, so let’s dive into the details and see what sets this marker apart—or perhaps what keeps it looking quite familiar.Planet Eclipse Geo 5R$1649.95Check out the all-new Planet Eclipse GEO R5 paintball gun. It boasts a redesigned solenoid in the grip frame, eyes and detents behind the foregrip, and…
In this paintball gun comparison, the Luxe IDOL and TM40 are tested for performance differences. Although both models show similar efficiency with slight variations in kick and noise, with the TM40 possibly having less recoil and being quieter, no significant performance gap is noted. A detailed review of the IDOL is upcoming.
The milling on this gun is absolutely wild, with a dragon theme that’s quite apparent. You can see those cuts representing dragon scales, each meticulously designed to fit over the surface. It’s crazy!
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In 2024, the leading paintball guns haven’t undergone significant changes, but below, you’ll discover some exciting new additions. Check out my favorite paintball guns in various categories, ranging from beginner-friendly options to magazine-fed ones. I’ve personally used all of these and reviewed most of them on my YouTube channel.
I got a sneak peek, and you can see Ryan Morehead sketching up the case. In the picture, they’re changing the barrel, and the front foregrip now appears to be rubber with added gray notches for better grip. The trigger frame grips have a new cutout design, and interestingly, there’s no OLED on the back, which Luxes had in the past. While it might not matter much for regular users, tech-savvy individuals may miss the OLED screen. I assume there’s a screen on the other side. The barrel and gun’s milling seem redesigned with vertical lines.
