Angel Paintball Guns: Dark Angel, Fly, WDP, And Angel Paintball Markers

Angel paintball guns are popular weapons used in many paintball games. Sometimes referred to as Angel paintball markers, Angel paintball guns are the original creations of WDP, or Who Dares Play, a prominent England-based manufacturer and distributor of various paintball games products. Despite producing and distributing a wide array of paintball games equipments and accessories, though, WDP has become more known for its manufacture of the Angel paintball guns.

A WDP original, Angel paintball markers are paintball guns known for utilizing pneumatic solenoids to activate the bolt and hammer movements of Angel paintball guns. They are considered highly advanced paintball weapons, with most Angel paintball guns claiming to be capable of firing at least 30 different paintballs every second. This is a claim many critics of Angel paintball markers believe is physically impossible, given the present dexterity level of the human fingers.

Nevertheless, Angel paintball guns do carry several features that make them excellent paintball games weapons. For example, electronically-based laser beams are standard features in many Angel paintball guns. This basically disallows gun cycles to take place, unless paintballs are actually placed inside the loading chambers of Angel paintball guns. This virtually ensures no breakage will occur on the Angel paintball guns.

In terms of usage, Angel paintball guns are quite easy to operate, although one can say that Angel paintball guns offer quick firing usage as well. Non-stop firing is quite common when using Angel paintball guns, with the resident velocity regulator making sure of that. However, what makes using Angel paintball guns such a breeze is the fact that different paintball types can actually be loaded inside, allowing users of Angel paintball guns to utilize several paintballs that have varying powers and firing rates.

Another vital feature of Angel paintball guns are the electronic pods that boast of a durable battery casing with a nine-volt power capacity. This particular feature of many Angel paintball guns makes the resident electric battery of the weapon perfectly secured, particularly its retention capacity. Complimenting this are several other unique features, such as a soft and convenient well-contoured fore grip handle, an amazing ball sensing mechanism, and a compact magazine regulator; all of which contribute in making Angel paintball guns simply the best in the paintball games field.

Adding more beauty to the Angel paintball guns is the fact these paintball weapons are now available in a variety of models, including the Angel Fly and the Dark Angel models. The Dark Angel version of Angel paintball guns has its grip frame installed with a membrane pad of the Dm5 variety, making it a highly modified version. Alternatively, Dark Angel also refers to a popular paintball game partly based on the “Dark Angel” TV program. Although in this particular case, Dark Angel focuses more on several battles that took place during the Civil War.

As for Angel Fly, these are actually the latest versions of Angel paintball guns that incidentally come in several models, notably the Angel Fly G7 and the Angel Fly 4. Angel Fly 4 is an Angel paintball gun known for carrying the newly-developed paintball game technology called Angel EyeQ. Angel Fly G7, meanwhile, is an Angel paintball gun noted for having a shorter barrel thread and a breakaway trigger.

Whichever model of Angel paintball gun is chosen, a fast-paced game of paintball is sure to be exhilarating with this product. Just aim, shoot, and win. So who dares play?


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