You've probably heard there was a new autococker in the works. Now it's out. Empire has reworked and improved the classic autococker. The resurrection includes a 6 piece sniper barrel kit (5 backs .675, .680, .685, .690, .695 and
a 14 inch tip) so you'll always have the right barrel to match your paint. Initially there will be two colors available, black and black / grey. Hope you remember how to time a cocker cause your gonna need it for the resurrection. Pricing is 549.95 which is prob a little expensive for this gun, but on the other end you get a complete barrel kit and alot of work went into this gun. Check out the resurrection autococker at Zephyr Paintball today while supplies last.
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Tuesday, June 25, 2013
Monday, April 15, 2013
Planet Eclipse Ego LV1 to be Released Shortly
The long awaited 2013 version of the ego is set to be released in late april. The LV1 is the first lever valve operated paintball gun.
Lever Valve Technology
The Ego LV1 has a groundbreaking design that changes how a tournament level marker operates. The Lever valve uses a cam shaped lever between the rammer and the exhaust valve to isolate the action of each. The Lever reduces the force required to open the valve. This allows the new LV1 to shoot the most brittle paint while using the least amount of air possible.
Air Transfer Pipe
Say goodbye to macro line leaks. The Ego LV1 uses an air transfer pipe system. Standard macro line hoses and fittings are notorious for leaks. The new Pipe system routs the gas through the grip frame directly to the front Regulator.
Zick 3 Rammer
The latest version fo the zick kit is incorporated in the LV1. The Zick 3 uses a longer stroke. The LV1 also uses a staged acceleration allowing for a slower start while still providing the appropriate velocity at the end of the stroke. While you may thing this would effect firing rates, tests are showing 20+BPS which is more than is currently allowed in any league.
Operating Pressure / Efficiency
The LV1 operates with a LPR pressure of 65-80psi with the HPR providing 120-135psi for firing. Any compressed air tank will run with the new ego as it works with 300-800psi.
My first impression of the new LV1 was it's a bit longer than previous versions. The rubber front grip/regulator and back grips provide a little different feel than i'm used to in an ego. Videos and tests that i've seen are impressive. Pricing will be in the $1300 to $1500 range when you throw in the team and limited edition models. Look for these in your local shop in Late April
Lever Valve Technology
The Ego LV1 has a groundbreaking design that changes how a tournament level marker operates. The Lever valve uses a cam shaped lever between the rammer and the exhaust valve to isolate the action of each. The Lever reduces the force required to open the valve. This allows the new LV1 to shoot the most brittle paint while using the least amount of air possible.Air Transfer Pipe
Say goodbye to macro line leaks. The Ego LV1 uses an air transfer pipe system. Standard macro line hoses and fittings are notorious for leaks. The new Pipe system routs the gas through the grip frame directly to the front Regulator.
Zick 3 Rammer
The latest version fo the zick kit is incorporated in the LV1. The Zick 3 uses a longer stroke. The LV1 also uses a staged acceleration allowing for a slower start while still providing the appropriate velocity at the end of the stroke. While you may thing this would effect firing rates, tests are showing 20+BPS which is more than is currently allowed in any league.
Operating Pressure / Efficiency
The LV1 operates with a LPR pressure of 65-80psi with the HPR providing 120-135psi for firing. Any compressed air tank will run with the new ego as it works with 300-800psi.
My first impression of the new LV1 was it's a bit longer than previous versions. The rubber front grip/regulator and back grips provide a little different feel than i'm used to in an ego. Videos and tests that i've seen are impressive. Pricing will be in the $1300 to $1500 range when you throw in the team and limited edition models. Look for these in your local shop in Late April
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Tuesday, February 19, 2013
Empire Vanquish Paintball Gun Coming Soon

Empire will be releasing there new high end tournament marker shortly. The Empire Vanquish has been seen in various posts around the web, but specs and pricing have yet to be released. Check back 2/26/13 for pricing and presale information.
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Thursday, December 13, 2012
Limited Edition Virtue Spire Colors Released
Tired of just black and white? Virtue has just released the Spire in 12 new colors. 6 Based on Black and 6 based on white. The secondary colors are Blue, Red, Green, Yellow, Orange, Purple. If you can't find a color you like now you may have some issues. The Spire is the hottest new loader in paintball at this point. Ranks right up there with my prophecy Z2 and rotor. Feed rates are amazing and the hopper is small and lightweight. I'm also yet to get a feed jam. The shape is a little boxy and built more for function over form.
But you certainly cannot complain about the performance and durability of the Spire. The Virtue Spire has two version of the Crown 2 speed feed available as upgrades including one with spring fingers.
Tuesday, November 27, 2012
Dangerous Power Releases the G5 Paintball Gun
For all you Dangerous Power fans out there, The G5 is coming and should begin shipping this week. The G5 will be a hoseless design, No more macro line issues with this one. Pricing will be $329 with a handful of colors available upon release.
From the outside, the G5 looks pretty similar to the G4 were all used to with the exception of the macro line. The milling looks similar, but slightly different. The G5 uses the same feedneck, barrel, trigger and asa as the g4. Internally Dangerous Power has come up with a new bolt design. The subsonic high performance bolt engine increases efficiency and accuracy on the G5. Vented ports help cushion paint reducing chamber breaks
The Riptide regulator on the G5 has been completely redesigned. With only 7 stationary O-rings, maintenance is a breeze. I haven't received any estimates as far as how many shots the G5 will get off of a 68/4500 tank but will give everyone an update after testing.
From the outside, the G5 looks pretty similar to the G4 were all used to with the exception of the macro line. The milling looks similar, but slightly different. The G5 uses the same feedneck, barrel, trigger and asa as the g4. Internally Dangerous Power has come up with a new bolt design. The subsonic high performance bolt engine increases efficiency and accuracy on the G5. Vented ports help cushion paint reducing chamber breaksThe Riptide regulator on the G5 has been completely redesigned. With only 7 stationary O-rings, maintenance is a breeze. I haven't received any estimates as far as how many shots the G5 will get off of a 68/4500 tank but will give everyone an update after testing.
Sunday, November 11, 2012
Dynasty Geo 3
Planet Eclipse has just released 4 new styles of the Geo 3. San Diego Dynasty is one of the top professional paintball teams on the pro circuit today. Teaming up with their sponsor, Planet Eclipse, they have brought their personalities onto these Geo 3's. Each player on Dynasty has a specific design, pictured is the design for Ollie Lang. These are a limited edition run, so if you are interested in picking up one of these exclusive markers, you had better do it fast.
Tuesday, November 6, 2012
2013 Dye C13 Paintball Jersey Released
Looking for the latest and greatest in paintball pants from the leader in high end tournament pants? The Dye C13 line of jerseys has been released in 7 new colors Including Dye tree Aqua and Orange, Cubix Red, Cyan, and Grey as well as Atlas in Blue and Lime. Building on the Dye Core jeresey we all know and love, The Dye C13 Paintball Jersey is lighter than ever weighing in at .83 lbs. Perfect for those really hot days, the C13 jersey is breathable to keep you cool in whatever conditions you can throw at it.For 2013, Dye also has matching Dye Rotors and Dye I4 goggles to match. With the Dye glove cuffs, you almost don't even need to wear gloves. Elbows have typical plush dye padding to keep you comfortable and get a few extra bounces when needed. Here's a few of the colors offered for 2013, but check out Zephyr Paintball to see the full selection.
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