electronic markers like Egos, Geos, LV’s,
Vanquishes and Axes, I never felt outgunned,
a testament to the GMek’s performance and
capabilities.
After an epic event shooting the Eclipse GMek,
all I had to do to hand the prototype back to
Eclipse was wipe the splatter off outside of the
marker off and take my tank, hopper and barrel
back off. No broken paint. The gun went bang
every time I pulled the smooth, crisp slider
trigger and the gun was light, easy to handle,
quiet, accurate and consistent. Some people
spend hundreds or even thousands to build their
own epic Autococker or Automag exactly the
way they want it, tuning for their exact desires,
preferences and style of play. Others simply want
to swipe the card, gear up and go shoot people
with a great piece of paintball equipment. The
beauty of the Eclipse GMek is its ability to deliver
tournament-level performance with a crisp,
smooth slider trigger that’s able to satisfy serious
mechanical aficionados or those who just want to
buy a great marker that doesn’t need batteries
and go play. The toughest part of my 2017 Fulda
Gap event with the GMek was the long walk back
to see Chris at the Eclipse tech booth and return
it. When they hit, I’ll have one, and that’s coming
from a guy who owns a wall full of Automags and
another wall full of Autocockers.
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