Most Expensive Paintball Guns

Written by: jeremy Filed Under: Electronics, United States on August 19th, 2008

Paintball was originally inspired by Richard Connell’s The Most Dangerous Game, a short story in which a Russian big-game hunter, bored with hunting animals, turns to hunting humans for sport. Since its inception in 1976, the game has exploded in popularity. Each year, over 10 million people play paintball in the US alone. It’s little wonder, then, that companies like WDP and Planet Eclipse seek to outdo each other by making the fanciest and most expensive paintball guns.

WDP Angel G7 – $1,500

The WDP Angel G7

Last year, WDP wowed paintball enthusiasts with the Angel G7. Billed as the fastest paintball gun in the world, it was capable of firing thirty-one pellets per second at a muzzle velocity of 300 feet per second. It was also the most expensive paintball gun at the time, priced at just under $1,500. That didn’t keep it from selling, though; WDP sold a thousand of these expensive guns in just one week.

Planet Exclipse SL74 – $1,995

World’s most expensive paintball gun

More recently, however, Planet Eclipse unveiled their SL74. Weighing less than two pounds, it may just be the lightest paintball gun in the world. The gun also offers less kick than previous models in the series and even features a mechanism to allow its user to choose between lower pressure and a higher shot count. Of course, it’s the most expensive paintball gun in the world; it’s priced at $1,995.

Breda M37 8mm Machine Gun replica by Real Action Paintball – $4,999

World's Most Expensive Paintball Gun - Real Action Pro custom Breda M37 8mm Machine Gun replica

Blowing WDP and Planet Eclipse out of the water in terms of price, this custom made replica by Real Action Paintball weighs 30 lbs and can fire in semi-automatic, short burst and full auto modes. The gun features at least one major point of departure from the weapon on which it’s based—the Q-Loader automatic paintball feed system. The gun is custom built from an Airgun Designs Automag RT Pro paintgun, which features x-valve, a level 10 anti-chop bolt and an ultra-light trigger pull kit. Of course, being a custom, it takes four weeks for the thing to be built and delivered.

Unfortunately, electronic guns like these may not perform so well in woodsball—paintball played in a wooded area rather than an indoor location—as the firing mechanisms may freeze up if you get them dirty. In these cases, it may be best to go with a less expensive, mechanical gun.


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  1. Posted by mike the marine 14th May, 2008 at 3:54 pm

    do you sell other brands? i think MR2 s should come to fame

  2. Posted by trey 4th June, 2008 at 12:38 pm

    that is so cool but it isnt that much money

  3. Posted by Jason 22nd July, 2008 at 5:47 pm

    ok how is that not that much!? if you knew anything about paintball you would know that it cost you about 100 each time you go play(maybe a lil less i tend 2 shoot a lot) so if you compare that to a car its like paying 500dollers everytime you use it!

  4. Posted by Will Sterling 17th August, 2008 at 3:23 pm

    This is not the most expensive paintball gun in the world. RAP sells a paintball machine gun that sells for $4,999. It sells two others for $3,999. So it’ s not even the third most expensive gun in the world.

    http://www.rap4.com/paintball/os/breda-machine-p-1135.html

  5. Posted by David 17th September, 2008 at 10:54 am

    who is going to buy a gun for 5 grand and i bet it weighs a ton, so good luck running round with it

  6. Posted by nick 29th September, 2008 at 8:44 pm

    the most expensive gun is a minigun, the really nice ones (which must be custom made by someone not a company) can cost as much as 6 or 7 thousand

    they absolutely destroy air, and pump out as much as a few hundred rounds a second

  7. Posted by joe 20th October, 2008 at 10:39 am

    Those are not the expensive. DD duck paintball pistol sold for 11000 on ebay

  8. Posted by debbie 3rd November, 2008 at 10:13 pm

    couldn’t take these in the backyard but would really like to

  9. Posted by tom 15th January, 2009 at 6:18 pm

    i have the Breda M37 8mm Machine Gun replica by Real Action Paintball at my contry house in the hamptons

  10. Posted by sizzlean 21st March, 2009 at 4:16 pm

    Back in 1991 my best friend had a paintball gun custom made out of new york for 3200 bucks, it shot 960 fps and was a bolt action single shot. It was the most accurate gun I’ve ever shot as I used to have a red ryder bb gun without sights I could look down the barrel all day long and shoot any leaf picked out by another person on a 120 foot tall weeping willow tree and knock it off by the stem of the leaf!

    When my buddy bought this gun I took a shot at about 175 yards just by putting it to my shoulder and in about 1 second and then just like I would look down the barrel on the red ryder and I shot my friend right between the eyes and broke his brand new oakley sunglasses! also painted his black afro flourescent green. Came to find out later he was on his way to go pick up a girl for a date! Hee hee, but as far as I know that was the most expensive gun there was and that was before most of you kids were born!

  11. Posted by ryan 2nd April, 2009 at 3:17 pm

    that is sick that looks like a real gun

  12. Posted by hayden 20th May, 2009 at 11:57 am

    I use an Etek and I’m on a professional woodsball team. I think that statement about electros being used in woodsball are inferior to the mechanicals is plain wrong. Electros are wayy better for woodsball than most mechanicals I’ve seen in my opinion.

  13. Posted by kuku clock 18th June, 2009 at 11:00 pm

    ok…. so do you talk about something else than paintball guns??????

  14. Posted by smithae 13th July, 2009 at 4:16 am

    yeh this is well cheap i bet it will break when i first touch it. My late husband had one for 10 grand but we only store them up here in the hills.

  15. Posted by Drew 27th July, 2009 at 11:27 pm

    they should definantly make guns that shoot 40 a second. and angel and planet eclipse paintball guns should make rocking triggers thats the only bad thing about them

  16. Posted by bob 27th August, 2009 at 9:36 pm

    my friend has a gun for 1,000000$ with all the stuff he added on and is is the best

  17. Posted by Terry 25th September, 2009 at 10:00 pm

    why the heck would someone spend that much money on just a paintball gun! a waste of money acording to me.

  18. Posted by Mystery Dinosaur 21st October, 2009 at 4:34 pm

    I need some money to get a new semi auto gun I just got a Brass Eagle pump (no so action) Raptor and cocking it is really annoying but I’d rather have a small Semi Auto gun than a fully Automatic so I’d rather have like a Planet Eclipse than that machine gun and even if they did let you play with that in a public field you would get owned because that has to be real heavy so you would have to sit there and you couldn’t really aim unless your’e like me (Hulk) so the semis would just shoot the crap outta you and you’d use up so much ammo too so even after you pay $5,000 you’d spend a few hundred bucks on paint so at the most I think you should buy a Plantet Eclipse or a Dye

  19. Posted by zach campbell 8th November, 2009 at 5:45 pm

    i have a indian creek custon that is great but i want a beter gun and that planet eclipse looks great.

  20. Posted by M.Hassan 10th November, 2009 at 4:21 am

    Ilove your gun

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