Kingman Training: Eraser / Chaser

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Kingman Training: Eraser / Chaser

Kingman Training Eraser Pistol - Jet Black
Specifications
Type	Mechanical
Action	Semi-Auto
Barrel	fixed stock barrel
Bore	.43 Cal.
Retail price	$229 USD

The Kingman Training: Eraser / Chaser are .43 caliber. (11mm) paintball pistols utilizing a Reversal Stiker Valve (RSV) system.^[1] The KT marker gives a simulated weight and feel, comparable to a real hand pistol.

Both the Eraser and Chaser markers are of similar construction. The Eraser is an all-aluminum construction with a slightly longer design, while the Chaser has aluminum and composite material (grip frame), with a slightly shorter body.^[2]

Marker features[]

• Reversal Striker Valve System (Patent 7,478,632)
• Magazine Style Loading System (each hold 9 rounds)
• Velocity Range: 200–250 ft/s (61–76 m/s) (Joules: 1.6-2.0)
• CO₂ Cartridge knob with assist lever
• External Velocity Adjuster
• Simulated Cocking Action
• Durable Anodized Fine Matte Finish
• Fixed Hard Sights
• Quick Release Striker Bolt
• Slide Cocking System
• Ergonomically Designed Aluminum Trigger Frame (composite material for the Chaser)
• Rubber Grip Panel^[3]

Propellant[]

The Eraser and Chaser both operate using 12 gram CO₂ cartridges as the power source. The cartridges are loaded into the gas cylinder and screwed into the grip, keeping the weight in the pistol more balanced, and reducing the size of the front end of the marker. Each cartridge is capable of firing 60-80 shots (depending on the temperature).^[4]

See also[]

• Paintball
• Paintball pistol
• Scenario Paintball
• Woodsball
• Milsim
• List of paintball markers

References[]