WDP
had a dream in mind when they created the first Angel. That dream was
to make the world's most high-tech automatic paintball marker. They
accomplished this with no change to spare... Since then, the Angel has
been one of the most sought after guns, and is the dream of every run-of-the-mill
paintball player. Distinguished by their electro-pneumatics, the Angel
can achieve high rates of fire (14 bps), have decent accuracy, and are
some the most beautiful guns available. One of the only down sides to
an Angel is its internal complexity. If a problem should arise due to
the internals, then seek help from your local paintball shop. The gun
has to be run on compressed air, and the regulator that comes with it
is extremely precise. Both the regulator and battery pack contain an
on/off switch. This helps save power, so the gun isn't constantly on.
It comes with a nice battery charger that plugs into the rear of the
gun. Most of them can use a cigarette lighter, so you can plug them
into your car to charge. The battery is housed somewhere inside the
body, not the grip. So be extremly careful if you don't knew exactly
what you are doing. There are also very few moving parts, so this gun
seems to be very reliable. Getting down to it: "The Angel is a players
dream, but also a large strain on their pocketbook."
WDP
had a dream in mind when they created the first Angel. That dream was
to make the world's most high-tech automatic paintball marker. They
accomplished this with no change to spare... Since then, the Angel has
been one of the most sought after guns, and is the dream of every run-of-the-mill
paintball player. Distinguished by their electro-pneumatics, the Angel
can achieve high rates of fire (14 bps), have decent accuracy, and are
some the most beautiful guns available. One of the only down sides to
an Angel is its internal complexity. If a problem should arise due to
the internals, then seek help from your local paintball shop. The gun
has to be run on compressed air, and the regulator that comes with it
is extremely precise. Both the regulator and battery pack contain an
on/off switch. This helps save power, so the gun isn't constantly on.
It comes with a nice battery charger that plugs into the rear of the
gun. Most of them can use a cigarette lighter, so you can plug them
into your car to charge. The battery is housed somewhere inside the
body, not the grip. So be extremly careful if you don't knew exactly
what you are doing. There are also very few moving parts, so this gun
seems to be very reliable. Getting down to it: "The Angel is a players
dream, but also a large strain on their pocketbook."