Shocker RSX Review Paintball Marker Lone Wolf Paintball Michigan

Tony and David review the Shocker RSX paintball marker from Smart Parts.

Manufacturer's Description

The Shocker® is designed to be as light and as strong as possible. The grip frame has been machined from a single billet of aircraft grade aluminum. Using the latest 3D modeling, engineers have removed every ounce of weight without compromising strength. Air flows through the frame in the straightest path possible, ensuring maximum air flow, without adding tubes or hoses. The ample trigger guard leaves room for the biggest of hands and the fastest of fingers. The attention to detail in the design of the Shocker® frame is as beautiful as it is purposeful.

The Shocker® challenges the conventional thinking of paintball marker body design by integrating not only the air flow system, but the regulator itself. The Shocker® reduces the number of parts, seals, and weight by updating traditional thinking and once again bringing fresh ideas to the industry. The Shocker® became a legend through innovation and pursuit of performance, the RSX’s unique body design proves there is still innovation to be made.

Only two things are better known in tournament paintball than the Shocker – The Freak and All-American barrels. The Shocker® RSX comes with the best of both. The ‘cocker threaded Freak® back combines with optional inserts to adjust bore size for optimum performance when weather and paint conditions change. Helical porting keeps the All-American front quiet while dispersing air to reduce turbulence for tack-driving accuracy.

The Shocker® has always been known as a smooth shooting, accurate and consistent platform. The RSX bolt system is a light-weight precision engineered system designed to deliver paint down field smoothly, accurately and quietly. The skeleton structure of the RSX bolt system reduces reciprocating mass to an absolute minimum. The precision fit of its internal parts means that there are no wearable metal parts in the entire drivetrain. Finally, the low operating pressure allows players to shoot the brittlest of paintballs with no need for an LPR.
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Founded in 1987, Lone Wolf Paintball is still Southeastern Michigan’s premiere paintball supplier. Originally opened by one man whose only motivation at the time was to get discounted merchandise for him and his friends, Lone Wolf has evolved into a multi-location business serving thousands of players every year. The first Lone Wolf playing field was opened on the property of the Bristol Apple Orchard in 1988 in Almont, Michigan. For over 12 years Lone Wolf began to build its clientele and customer base before moving on and expanding to several locations.

Lone Wolf Paintball
Michigan's #1 Paintball Field

http://lonewolfpaintball.com
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Locations:

Lone Wolf East — Outdoor Play Field — Mt Clemens

Lone Wolf East is located right on the property of the Gibraltar Trade Center in Mt Clemens. From I-94 use exit # 237 for North River Road. Enter in through the main gates of the Gibraltar Trade Center and the registration area will be located on the left hand side. Please keep in mind that Gibraltar does charge $2 per car for parking and that fee is not waived for paintball patrons.

237 North River Road
Mt Clemens, MI 48043
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Lone Wolf West — Outdoor Play Field — Metamora

Located behind the Cascadden Lounge of the east side of Lapeer Road, approximately 17 miles north of the Palace of Auburn Hills.

4099 Lapeer Road
Metamora, MI 48455
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Lone Wolf Indoor — Indoor Play Field — Clinton Township

The Lone Wolf Paintball Indoor Field is located on the south side of Hall Road (M-59) between Groesbeck Hwy (M-97) and Gratiot Ave (M-3). If you're heading east bound on Hall Road, you will make a right hand turn onto Vic Wertz Drive (one street before Morley Drive) and follow that street until it turns into Reynolds Drive.

44323 Reynolds Drive
Clinton Township, MI 48036
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Pro Shop / Main Office — Clinton Township

The Pro Shop and Main Office is located on the south side of Hall Road (M-59) between Groesbeck Hwy (M-97) and Gratiot Ave (M-3). If you're heading east bound on Hall Road, you will make a right hand turn onto Vic Wertz Drive (one street before Morley Drive) and follow that street until it turns into Reynolds Drive.

44323 Reynolds Drive
Clinton Township, MI 48036