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pable package.
Compressed air systems for paintball use revolutionized how people shot people with paintballs
when they were pioneered and
then released decades ago. Since
that time they’ve continuously
improved, getting smaller, lighter, more consistent and, frankly,
better looking. A perfect example
of the outstanding compressed air
systems now on the market is the
new G3 from Guerrilla Air. Light,
consistent, versatile and yes, easy
on the eyes too!
While the Guerrilla G3 regulator may be the start of the show,
the bottle it’s threaded into is no
slouch either. Available in a myriad
of sizes to suit any style of play,
position on the field or mission
requirement from 48 and 68 to 70,
88 and a whopping 100 cubic inch
in either glossy, attractive black
or a combat-ready digital camouflage, all the Guerrilla Air G3 bottle
possibilities are offered with a fiveyear hydro and are certified for use
in the United States, Canada and
Europe.
At approximately two and a half
pounds, the Guerrilla Air G3 is a
light, compact and good-looking air
bottle. While it’s almost a shame
to cover it up with a bottle cover
like a Neo cover from Guerrilla,
protecting that finish isn’t a bad
The star of the show is Guerrilla
idea especially for players who do
Air’s G3 regulator that is, accorda little sliding and diving. The ading to the company, the shortest
justable regulator is very handy
and lightest available. Attractive
for those sick and tired of being
with its brass threads that arstabbed in the wrist by a fill nipple
en’t just there for looks, the G3’s
and no paintball marker on which
brass threads prevent damage to a we tried the new G3 had any troumarker’s ASA and rotate, allowing
ble hammering paint downrange
the user to easily adjust their regu- consistently and accurately even
lator’s fill nipple and gauge position at uncapped ramp rates of fire well
for the most comfortable, ergointo the teens per second and benomic set up possible. The com