Invert mini

[Galen]

Hey Guys,
I've been thinking of getting back in to paintball after quite a few years away from the sport, I poped by yesterday to check out the game at the airport & I like the play style I saw. Nice & quick, lots of fun and action! Given the reviews online (including this site) and the markers I saw Sunday this may be a silly question... But... At this point I'm thinking an invert mini is the marker to pick up. Wadda ya think? I'm excited to get back into p-ball, this is going to be fun!
-Galen

[ajnin]

From what I saw on the rocks, seems you'll fit right in with us. Mini's are great mid-range guns for sure. A better choice than most other electro's out on the market in its price range.

[Galen]

Thanks for the insights ajnin, anyone else? Also, I'm new to HPA, any suggestions for tank size?

[Soren]

Mini isn't a bad marker, but not my favorite in class.
Here is a link to reviews by users.

http://www.pbreview.com/products/reviews/4913/ (http://www.pbreview.com/products/reviews/4913/)

My wish list has the Dangerous Power G3 on it.
http://www.pbreview.com/products/reviews/5691/

Proto SLG or Matrix are also very popular this year..
http://www.pbreview.com/products/reviews/5515/

[ajnin]

HPA comes mostlyu in either 3,000 psi or 4500 psi. The scuba tanks we use can only fill up to 3,000, but if you go to an event or have a shop fill your tank you will get up to 4500. I seem to get about 1/3 more shots off a 4500 than a 3000.

As for the physical size, the most used is probably a 68 cubic inch. Which is about the size of a football? (i think)

I use a 45/4500 tank, when filling off scubas at 3000 I generally get about 2 of the games like you saw out of it.

[Galen]

Cool, thanks for the insights. Soren, I'll check out those links tonight & of course give consideration to others posts... Sounds like 4500 PSI is the way to go as far as versitility.
Thanks -G