Comments on Impreza's Review

Impreza Sunday, May 15th, 2005 Period of Product Use: Less than a month 9 of 12 people found this review helpful. Paintball Experience: 4 years Similar Products Used: Modded Spyder TL Modded 98 Angel LED Marker Setup: VL Motorized Hopper Remote system on HPA Bottle Rifle Sling Recommended Upgrades: Remote System Rifle or Tactical Sling Strengths: Accuracy Dependability Intimidation factor Realistic Car15/M4 Proportions Weaknesses: Weight Size Review: This is the first new marker I have bought. Being a woods-ball player and former military, more I play with BT Tactical, the more I like it. Marker is quite accurate, little heavy, feels robust, is well balanced w/ remote and seems to be a Tippmann clone. (which are known for durability) This not a gun for people who feel uneasy about extra weigh and size. Myself, I feel right at home, with realistic gun design vs. star wars sci-fi looking guns. Crawling, sprinting, shooting in awkward positions is easy with the use of hand-guards and the adjustable front hand grip. Marker does not require but could use a sling. With any marker it gets tiring having to hold the marker all the time while off the field, or walking on or off it. I got a cheap sling before the last day I played. World of difference. The carrying handle needs to come off in order to clear some of the motorized hoppers. Small price to pay for uninterrupted ammo supply. These days you can get these for about $270. I recommend the remote system for it, but a 20oz smaller co2 tank will attach to the gun stock. People with Tippmann A5 and 98's can upgrade their markers to look somewhat like this model but they will likely spend as much as this marker is worth. Conclusion: BT 16 Tactical, looks good, turns heads and gets asked about allot. It is accurate, durable, comparable to Tippmann markers. I would suggest buying this one if you like playing woods-ball. I'm having a great experience with it, and haven't had any issues with it so far. Rating: 9 out of 10

bayruun Friday, October 7th, 2005 | 5:03 pm PST It's a Tippmann clone in one way and not in another. Basically, it isn't Tippmann Pneumatics, which is generally seen as "the" Tippmann, but this was made by Ben (I think) Tippmann, who (I've been told) designed the A-5.

Humboldt Hitman Tuesday, November 1st, 2005 | 2:35 pm PST yeah, thats right, BT stands for "Ben Tippman"

Backwood Sniper Tuesday, April 25th, 2006 | 11:31 am PST yeah, but he's no longer a part of Tippman pneumatics. The BT line is his only little thing.

zebrowski4 Saturday, July 21st, 2007 | 11:42 am PST i just bought a BT-16TACTICAL and its a pretty good gun but the paintballs somtimes fallin and five of them shoot out but then when i point up theres nothing wrong is there any way to fix that??? the greastist thing about this gun is that its has amazing power but does waist co2 please geyt back to me do i need an eletric hopper? Last edited on Saturday, July 21st, 2007 at 11:45 am PST