Umarex T4E HDB Shotgun .68 Caliber Training Paintball Gun Marker

Totally underpowered with the 12g CO2 system in this gun. The paint balls barely shoot 20', fall and roll on the ground. What a joke. I returned it. Looks cool tho, you could use it for like a prop or something I guess.

I love this paintball gun!!! Very reliable.

Defective out of the box. Would not pierce co2 cylinder. I'm very familiar with co2 guns, and no I didn't have the co2 in wrong. I'm going to return and give it another chance. All in all I did like it. I always had good luck with Umarex guns. Update just received my second one. It runs like a top so far. I'm happy again.

Bought it to practice in my backyard and it does not fire. When I pull the trigger it gets stuck and the ammo just rolls out. Wouldn't recommend, a bad buy.

Verey much like an Italian Spas 12. You have likely seen them in various video games and they are a real shotgun as well. So quite intimidating without too much weight but packing quite a punch which is what you want for home defense when you want fast follow-ups to drive off a criminal. Fill this with nasty pepper balls and the criminal is leaving crying like a baby. Just don't tap the co2 until ready to use it. All co2 guns leak a little bit which you don't notice when using them since you will likely keep shooting until you have low pressure. So put a co2 in it but don't punch it and it will last until you need it.

Lots of fun. Paintballs have a tendency to rupture in the ammo chamber. Very difficult to clean. Broke the cleaning plunger. Use nylon ammo

Once I engaged the Co2, it worked great, but it was extremely hard to do so. Instructions unclear. It took my wife and I 3 weeks to figure it out. I nearly returned it as inoperable.

This is a nice air powered with cartridge 68 caliber shotgun for target practice only. It's not a lethal weapon It's not a firearm it's just a practice kind of like with paintballs but without the paint. They do have local fire ranges for these type of target practice tools