Today, when paintball is one of the largest sports in the world and not even at.
is prime yet, paintballer's need the best equipment to win. When paintballer's.
think of a great company in this sport, they think of Smart Parts, DYE, Bob.
Long, and AKA. But what most don't think of is the emerging company, Evil. .
Smart Parts and Evil see the same sights but manufacture what they see extremely.
differently, which is why the Smart Parts Impulse and Evil Omen are two great.
guns to face off.
If two companies try to build a Matrix, generally they"ll look the same. But.
not when you put up Evil and Smart Parts for the ultimate gun. PMI (one of the.
largest and earliest companies to get in the game, 1982) owns the Evil company,.
but the only similarity these companies have is quality. Evil is run by.
geniuses. Now companies such as DYE and Bob Long have geniuses too, but Evil's.
genius's are in a different Ball Park then either of these companies. Different.
ballpark like the great Wrigley field compared to the mediocre Fenway Park.
Evil, like many people other companies and people believe that a high-end.
company doesn't need a high-end gun. But Evil can pull off making their first.
high-end gun. Evil specializes in high-end aftermarket parts for such companies.
as Smart Parts, WGP, WDP, Bob Long, and Kingman. These guns can cost from the.
$70 Kingman Spyder to the $1300 Smart Parts Shocker and Bob Long Intimidator. .
Also making incredible Nitrogen tanks and barrels, used by everyone from.
13-year-old backyarders to 30-year-old X-Ballers. Evil has the credentials to.
make an amazing high-end gun, so the Omen defiantly has a chance in the big.
leagues.
But, Smart Parts has been around for a while, longer then Evil, so they've got.
a huge head start on everything. They already sponsor three major teams,.
compared to Evil's one major team. Smart Parts has "the best gun under $500",.
and many people back this statement. The Impulse is used by ever player, from.
