[andy0009]

Hey i'm looking to get into playing pump but i don't know anything about the guns so i was wondering what are some good guns for a beginner?

[Pbdude25]

Hey, the best place to find out info about pumps would be in the pump section.

[Oldandsneaky]

Well, there are more informed people here to help, but my personal experience went like this: When friends at work found out I was playing paintball with my son, I was given lots of old stuff they weren't using. Included was an SL68 Tippmann. I also found a cheap Tippmann A5 semi on Craigslist that I used all the time. I started using the SL68 a little, and realized how much fun it was to pop someone "old school".

Then I found a used 2000 Autococker parts gun and converted it into a pump. I don't care how outgunned I am, I'd still rather play with that old autococker than anything else I own now, including an Angel G7 Fly.

I'm convinced I'm a becoming a better player every game. The G7 just made me sloppy, and playing that way wasn't as rewarding.

Anyway lots of great pump guns out there. Explore around the Pump Section and you'll get lots of advice.

[2nwyka]

Get pump AutoCocker, a "sniper." This is quite a nice marker and it's able to be converted to semi or electro or whatever you want (not that I recommend that). They're fairly cheap, running about $150 in the BST for an entry-level marker, and you can run them on everything (Co2 or HPA, and gravity hoppers to Rotors).
Noah

[Rebel_816]

cocker-pumps are very popular, its easy to find one already put together or build your own piece by piece.

theres also the empire sniper, traccer, phantoms, kingman recently released the hammer 7 which looks pretty cool and can use first strike rounds too.

[andy0009]

Alright thanks for ur help i'll check the pump section and check out some of this guns.