Tippmann has been manufacturing high performance paintball guns and accessories for years. They provide some of the most reliable and lowest maintenance products on the market, so much so that these are the go-to markers for paintball fields. 98s and A5s are famous for surviving years without needing so much as any additional lubing, and about the only replacement parts they need is the occasional o-ring. So pick up one of these Tippmann markers today, and see just how hardy they are.
Check out these popular paintball guns:
Tippmann A5 - This extremely popular marker comes equipped with their patented Cyclone Feed System. They give you the power to unleash a fury of balls as fast as you can pull the trigger!
Tippmann 98 Custom - Platinum series - If you are new and want a great marker to start off with then you can't go wrong with this choice. Low price with simple maintenance!
X7 Phenom - The industry's most highly-customizable paintball marker with over 1,000 different looks to transform into! These paintball guns come with so many great upgrades for complete customization. Check out our vast selection of Tippmann Barrels.
US Army - Looking for a paintball gun that gets the balance right between quality, price, and military simulation, this is the place to look.
Take a look at our guns below or browse our Tippmann packages.
Tippmann has been family owned from day one. Not originally in the paintball industry, Tippmann started out as a manufacturer of collectible, half-scale replica machine guns. They didnât enter the paintball industry until 1986, which was largely influenced by changes in gun laws.
Despite some heavy reservations that paintball was a simple fad that would come and go, the Tippmannâs decided to go all in on paintball. I think many paintballers these days would say it was a great move!
Tipmmann already had the ability to manufacture guns, and building paintball guns shared many of the same basic principles as the machine guns they were producing. Due to their already â built inâ experience in the gun industry, the Tippmanns' markers were far more advanced than the rest of the industry competitors. They were actually the very first company to build semi-automatic and fully automatic paintball markers. This helped to jump start the company that quickly grew from only eight employees in 1986 to over 120. This expansion grew from a single, domestic location in Fort Wayne, Indiana to the addition of an international facility in Tournai, Belgium.
So, what was the marker that started it all?
It was the SMG-60. This bad boy was the very first fully auto and select fire paintball gun to hit the industry. The SMG-60 was also the very first gun to have built in constant air. The company has also been credited with the development of several much needed technologies, such as the use of C3 with PEP Technology propane markers in 2005, and improved Anti-Chop technology (ACT) in 2006, which was much needed in order to combat paint breakage inside the paintball markers.