TIPPMANN FT-12 Flip-Top Rental

For more than 25 years, Tippmann has dominated when it comes to paintball rental markers. Tippmann is advancing its leadership position with the introduction of its FT-12 Flip-Top Rental, a groundbreaking new marker with modular internals that can be serviced in less than 60 seconds without tools. The FT-12 is the most durable, reliable, and easy-to-maintain rental marker ever created. Developed based on feedback from paintball field owners across the country, this new-look marker has been specially engineered to reduce maintenance time by as much 75 percent and maintain Tippmann’s legendary durability.

The FT-12 is a compact marker with an ergonomically-positioned front vertical grip, which is ideal for players of all ages. The marker’s patent-pending design makes gaining access to internals significantly easier – simply remove the barrel, unscrew the collar and flip the top. No tools are required. Once inside, the modular layout of the FT-12 allows for incredibly fast and worry-free access to all key parts.  

Other significant features incorporated into the FT-12 include the following:

• An easy to remove modular trigger assembly that is designed to help reduce pin wear
• A top non-cycling A-5 style cocking handle with built-in cover to keep dirt and debris out of the marker
• A new lockdown feedneck which keeps moisture from entering the breech
• A 1.5 inch blade trigger with a short pull for faster firing and a more responsive feel
• An 8.5 inch high-performance barrel for greater accuracy
• A built-in sight and offset feedneck for easier targeting
• An internal gasline, offering an enhanced look while minimizing the potential for gasline damage
• A recessed safety, which is easier for first-time time players to engage
• A riveted-on nameplate
• A smaller ergonomic grip for enhanced comfort
• Yellow grip cheeks for quick visual identification
• Two year limited warranty

TIPPMANN CROSSOVER

As the leader in paintball marker durability and reliability we are taking the game to a whole new level with the introduction of the Crossover marker. This new lightweight, high performance electro-pneumatic marker is designed to perform for players regardless of conditions or style of play. At the heart of the Crossover beats the latest iteration of Tippmann’s FlexValve – the exclusive industry technology that allows players to switch from electronic to mechanical mode on the fly, with just the flip of a switch. A variety of other key features are also integrated into the Crossover to give players the ability to go harder than before, while traveling lighter than ever.

The new Crossover is covering new ground and reaching out to an expanded group of players with this product advancement. The Crossover was designed for the hybrid player, someone who needs a durable and reliable marker that will deliver – regardless of the style of game. As implied by its name, it’s a marker that will successfully cross over to any game, anywhere, any time. While our existing modifiable and easy-to-upgrade markers remain extremely popular, we also wanted to reach out to those players seeking legendary Tippmann durability in a sleek, lightweight and bold new design.

Some of the features incorporated into the new Crossover marker include the following: 

• .68 caliber electro-pneumatic marker
• New, lightweight compact design 
• Integrated break beam anti-chop eyes
• Ability to work in both electronic and mechanical modes
• Low pressure operation under 300 PSI
• Internal gasline
• Magnetic hall effect trigger switch
• Multiple adjustable firing modes, including semi-auto, auto-response, 3-shot burst, PSP, NPPL and Millennium
• Tournament lock switch
• Adjustable clamping feedneck with vertical feed
• Machine-milled upper body 
• Bottom regulator with the ability to convert to a front regulator
• Fully compatible with HPA and Nitrogen; for CO2, see owner's manual for details
• Two year limited warranty
• A-5/X7 threads

It’s the only marker of its kind that combines the benefits of FlexValve Technology – including low recoil, low pressure operation, and the ability to switch from electronic to mechanical operation – with Tippmann durability.