BT BT-4

The BT BT-4 - this paintball marker was built especially for scenario paintball players who are very demanding and are always seeking for military-like specifications in their gears...especially their markers. The BT BT-4 is blessed with the reliability as well as tank-like durability that have been the trademark of all BT paintball gears.

As for the looks, I'm giving this paintball marker a perfect 10 over 10! I'd go as far as saying that looking great is what this paintball gun and marker does best. Heck! My paintball buddies drooled after seeing it - wanting to know how much it was, who made it, where I bought it, and everything in between. And to top it off, this marker sure looks intimidating in the field.

The stock of the BT BT-4 Assault is composed of some heavy and very high quality plastic. No seams, no sharp spots, or the like. It functions perfectly! It has 6 types of positions. However, I'm yet to use all 6 of them. Since I'm a tall guy, I usually have it fully extended to give me the best stability when I'm firing away at those paintball newbies. For stationary positions, I find that the middle setting and resting the BT BT-4 Assault on something stable works best. And even if it is resting on something extremely rugged, I have the full confidence that it will not receive any damage whatsoever.

There's one tricky thing to figure out about this paintball marker though - and that is the barrel (along with the shroud). Its barrel is 14 inches of pure aluminum and it's really accurate. It even has A-5 threading on it. On the other hand, the shroud is made of the same type of plastic that the car stock is composed of. All of these features and more give the BT-BT 4 Assault paintball marker the tank-like durability it has.

To sum things up, if you want to inflict fear into your paintball opponents, and if you want a marker that's super reliable for Scenario paintball, by all means, grab a BT BT-4.