Brass Eagle Stingray

I had over a dozen of the type 1's at one time... Just as extra guns for a not for profit field I ran many years ago. These were loaned out to people who didn't have their own stuff yet. These guns were as good or better than guns costing much much more .... Hundred of dollars more !! These guns were reliable easy to clean and as accurate as just about any other gun on the field at the time .... We had groups of 35+...stingrays made it through every game .... I lost count of the # of times some guy sat on his tail gate trying to get some stupid auto cocker or other geeked up gun to work while sting Ray users were on the field playing and enjoying the game .... There are better guns out there for sure .. but for the price on these you get a reliable gun that's got decent accuracy and is easy to clean .... I still have a couple .... They are kinda out dated now ... But they still work (25+ years old) and they are still fun to play with .... GET ONE !!! ..... You can find them on line for as little as $25.00 some times .... WORTH EVERY CENT !

I must say the stingray is an cool marker of choice to me. Well unfortionley i could never find the stingray 1 like my dad has but i got the second one in stead. They have some good power durably light loud enough to scare enemy players to lol. But you always get laugh at for bringing it to go out with your friends. But hey you will get the last laugh when you finish them off

I bought my Stingray at a yard sale, got the whole kit (gun, tank, 2pods with belt, and 200rd. hopper) for $2. The gun obviously hadn't been cleaned in what my best guess would be 8-10 years. Luckily, it was easy to disassemble and clean. When I first saw it, it was so rusted I couldn't even cock it. I like it because it's lightweight, and fairly accurate. I now use it as a backup for when my A-5 is out of service and i have to admit: for an old brass eagle, it works pretty damn well. I recommend this gun as a good backup gun, or a starter gun for new players.

This gun is best when used is a small area. Due to its small size it isn't a burden carrying and fixing while under fire. This is one of the easiest guns to clean. Also, the fact that the CO2 attaches at the back to make a real butt makes it easier to steady yourself. I have also noticed that this marker doesn't clog as bad as some others i have used in the past.

This marker isn't automatic straight out of the factory. Another downer is that this marker somtimes has problems with the mechanicswhich can lead to CO2 leakage and cost more than you expected to fix.

The Brass Eagle Stingray is a pretty good paintball gun. Its accurate and very durable. Its nearly all plastic which makes it look a bit cheap and i think it could do with having a bit more range on it as well.

The Brass Eye Stingray paintball gun is really good. I love the look, the accuracy and the power. Its quite expensive compared to others but well worth it.

Its low impact plastic it breaks almost right out of the box even when maintained. I wasnt overly impressed with the Brass Eagle Stingray, there are so many other guns out there that are better

Anyone who reads this has to remember I am in no way comparing this to an autococker or any type of electronic gun or even the new Tippman A5 if they have upgraded it. The first A5 Tippman model when I fired it when the Brass Eagle String Ray was in production I still liked the Sting Ray better. Sadly my stingray is dieing. Had it for about 7 years and it doesn't shoot as hard as it did. I still remember the first game I played with it someone said "Damn man your gun shoots really hard". I have gotten many compliments and still trying to figure out how and why. Most likely newbies where there mom buys them an angel and then see my gun and is like oh wow... so thats how pointball guns used to look. Kind of like someone 50 years from now that has no clue what a Mustang Boss looks like and sees one for the first time. R.I.P. Stingray. My next gun will most likely be a Tippman since Brass Eagle sucks now.

It's a good gun, it needs upgrades, but the older models are the best, such as the original red and black box which was commonly bought at some national guard shops. Some problems but fixable, the original is much better than the Stingray II ice.

It's an okay gun but not for me