T4E TPM1 .43 Caliber Training Pistol Paintball Gun Marker

Such a great product, this is my second one purchased! First one was the blue one. I will say, dont leave a full co2 in it for long long periods of time. I broke the seal on my first one so that's user error. Sold that one to a buddy a while back. Missed it so much I wanted the real feel of a glock. So I bought the black one. Arrived right on time. Will fit a laser pointer. And I hope to get a flashlight attachment for it as well. Well built, sturdy paintball gun. Great blow back for a paintball gun, makes it feel like the real deal. I give this a 5 star because I've bought 2, and they both were/are amazing training tools.

Yes, this is a well built pistol and looks and feels real. Its enough to raddle someone but when it comes to using it make sure you use fresh co2 after 3 days it seems to drop down to 166fps and i recommend lance pepper balls they work on local meth-heads for about 16 seconds basically enough to run and call the police. Don't get me wrong this paintball pistol powerful with the right type of ammo could be deadly.

Ordered this and I am impressed with this gun. Loaded it up and shot at some targets in my backyard and it shoots pretty accurate. It doesn’t feel cheap and the design is great. And yes, it only comes with one standard magazine. The quick piercing mag is sold separately for around $44 but the standard mag is good enough for me. Overall, it’s a very good gun

Great product! Good to have for home defense. Everyone commments about how it's supposed to come with a quick pierce mag... it doesnt say that anywhere in the description. Also just because there is a picture of a mag by itself doesn't mean you get an extra. They are simply showing you what the mag looks like. Stop being stupid 🤦‍♂️

-Disclaimer: I purchased and use this in a recreational environment. This review, while possibly containing helpful information for training use, it is ultimately written for people who plan on using it in a recreational setting.Overall: If realism is the most important aspect of a paintball pistol, this is definitely the best option. That said right now there is no perfect paintball pistol. With realism comes drawbacks. The biggest drawback being that it is 43 caliber which is a very odd paint size and will probably have to be ordered online. The second biggest drawback is the magazine scenario. The magazines are completely responsible for actually launching the projectile, unlike any other pistol where the magazines just store the paintball. So effectively the chamber and everything that deals with pressure and o-rings is contained in the mags. This makes them fragile. To me this is frustrating as I tend to be rough with my magazines and like to just chuck them on the ground when I go to reload. And they're very expensive. over $40 a piece (at time of writing) for one single eight round magazine. To put into comparison, Dye DAM magazines (which hold 20 rounds each) cost around $30 for two. The final and least significant downside for me is that the velocity with a fresh 12 gram is significantly higher than 300 FPS. Its not a big deal because the 43 caliber is so much smaller than a normal paintball that at around 350 FPS the actual impact energy is way lower than a 68 caliber paintball at 300 fps. That said your mileage may vary on weather your field will allow you to use this, I would ask your local field before buying if its OK. Another way to get around this issue is to dry fire around the first five shots of a new 12 gram to release some pressure and lower the velocity to field limits. All that said, overall, I love this gun. It feels very solid. It is very similar in feel, looks, and even operation to a real Glock. It is incredibly satisfying to shoot. The recoil is enough that if you don't have a good grip you will miss your shots when shooting fast. I love that it works with Glock 17 holsters. This gives a lot more options for holsters compared to most other paintball pistols on the market. Overall this pistol is much better suited for the role of a secondary rather than as a primary. Magazines are just too expensive and fragile to run enough. Effective range is significantly shorter than other paintball guns. It's self contained, which is really nice. And for a secondary its nice that the gas and the paint are together in a self contained package purely from a convenience perspective.I will add more to this review within the week, as well as picture including a bruise from being shot at close range, a side by sides with an actual Glock 17.

Absolutely love this thing! Bought some all- aluminum .43 rounds for it and they hit HARD. I would NOT want to be on the receiving end. Functionality is so close to the real thing (aside from the CO2 and ammo). Like a BB gun when I was a kid... but for adults. Lol. Just bought the PPQ and will add the M&P probably within a month. Very cool.

I really love the feel for this pistol it’s light and feels great in the hands. Good distance for pistol range and most fields will allow outside paint because it’s a small caliber.The bad… the only bad part is the magazines. 3 mags cost the same as the paintball gun and if you forget a co2 that’s been pierced in the mag it can cause a seal break which I have not found a way to patch yet.In conclusion it’s a great side arm, mags are expensive, don’t leave co2 in the mags

This gun is accurate and looks very very close to a glock (I wish it was more of a match) umirex has glock airsoft guns I don't understand why this one has to be different