Here is the video and press release for the new Kingman Training Pistols. We want to hear about your thoughts? Will this pistol rival Tippmann's new TPX release? More shots per 12 G CO2 is definitely a plus. These paintball guns feel good. They are a little more compact and should be a lot of fun to use. There are a lot of planned accessories and the kit comes with CO2 cartridges, some .43 caliber paintballs and one magazine. For those of you in Canada, unfortunately, .43 caliber paintball guns are not allowed in Canada due to current firearms regulations. To see the specifications of these guns, Click Here!
Kingman Group Date: April 7, 2009 Contact: +1 626-430-2300 Los Angeles, CA, USA KINGMAN TRAINING TAKES TO THE BEACH Target Shoot, KT Girls, SWAT Demo and a Pro Exhibition Match! The Kingman Training staff stayed busy all weekend at the USPL event in Huntington Beach showing off the latest KT Eraser™ and KT Chaser™ 11mm (.43 Cal) paintball markers. The KT Booth included a fully enclosed target shoot where people crowded all weekend to experience the accuracy and fun these brand new markers offer. Kingman Training presented exhibition matches on center court which included a SWAT vs Street Villain scenario, two recreational paintball matches, and one Pro Paintball Player matchup. The Pro match featured Alex Fraige and Ryan Greenspan from Dynasty going against B-Real and Rojo from the Stoned Assassins. The two-on-two Pro match was the highlight of the weekend with B-Real pulling out a hidden second KT Eraser™ marker putting the boys from Dynasty to rest. These Pro paintball players along with Chris Lasoya, Nicky Cuba, Mike Paxton, and Matty Marshall all picked up a brand new KT Eraser™ over the weekend. "We were stoked to see Alex and Ryan from Dynasty out playing one-on-one with the new KT markers" adds Jason Donaldson, VP of Marketing from Kingman Training. "It was great to see the markers on center court in such exciting formats. From SWAT scenario, guy vs girl one-on-one, to the Pro matchup... it seemed that everyone had a blast." KT Target Shoot SWAT with KT Models Dynasty KT Pro Matchup KT Target Shoot SWAT guys with KT models Dynasty Alex Fraige/Ryan Greenspan Pro Matchup Rojo, B-Real, Greenspan, Fraige The brand new Kingman Training product line features the KT Eraser™ (All Aluminum) and KT Chaser™ (Aluminum + High Impact Polymer) 11mm paintball markers along with 11mm paintballs, CO2 cartridges, accessories, and gear. Exhibition Game play rules can be found on the "About KT" page at our website www.kingmantraining.com. These markers can be used for recreational & tournament paintball play, scenario play, or SWAT/Tactical training. For more information including specs, videos and photos visit www.kingmantraining.com. The Kingman Training 11mm paintball markers are now available to the public.
Saturday, April 11, 2009
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Well you are wrong about .43 in Canada, since plenty of online stores in Canada are selling the Eraser and Chaser. So NO they are NOT prohibited, they are only prohibited if they are too much like a real pistol. Like the Rap4 .43 Glock, Deagle and the such.
We are not wrong as you suggest. We spent several weeks researching this when the Alpha Black's were getting confiscated by the Canadian Border Security Agency. We spoke with several customs officials and an actual Firearms Control Officer. The official ruling is that .43 caliber is prohibited to cross the border because this size if pistol, whether it looks like an actual firearm model or not, is considered a replica firearm due to is size approximation to real firearms. The words they used is that even trained officers have a very difficult time distinguishing if it could be a real gun or not and if someone was pointing one at a police officer, it is likely they would consider shooting to kill if fired upon.
He then went on to say that the only approved paintball guns are .68 caliber.
Now you can buy pot and cocaine in Canada too and this does not make it legal does it? Just because someone is selling them there, does not mean they are actually legal.
From our experience, you probably could ship them without confiscation, but it is the buyer's risk. In addition, we were given clear instruction not to ship .43 caliber to Canada as it is illegal.
few stores have said it was illegal but many stores are selling them and the have never had any problems, almost any woods ball gun could get confiscated by customs but as long as you dont walk into 711 with it u should be fine
We had heard that one toy company that was importing replica firearms was fined thousands of dollars for repeatedly trying to import illegal guns. This is something that Red Dot Paintball will not risk. Secondly, the difference in your statement is subtle but very important. 0.68 Caliber paintball guns less than 500 feet per second in velocity are legal in Canada. While there has been some problem with confiscation of Alpha Blacks, if you use a proper customs clearance, there is no problem.
Contrary to the .43 Caliber that is specifically been named and challenged in the courts. The companies have lost. So again we make the point, just because you can get away with selling something, does not make it legal. 0.68 caliber paintball guns are legal.
.43 caliber is rather hard to find in my country (Togo), but I have some opportunities to use such a gun)) really great
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