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== Notable markers == Markers associated with traditional stock-class paintball include: * '''[[Nelspot 007]]:''' The bolt-action marking pistol used during the first recorded paintball game in 1981. * '''[[CCI Phantom]]:''' A modular Nelson-based pump marker introduced in 1987 and produced in stock-class configurations. * '''[[LAPCO Grey Ghost]]:''' A pump marker introduced in 1988, subsequently produced in dedicated stock-class configurations. * '''[[Carter Buzzard]]:''' A custom pump-action marker manufactured by [[Carter Machine]]. * '''[[PMI PGP]]:''' A compact brass pump pistol manufactured by Sheridan. * '''[[Palmer's Pursuit Shop Super Stocker]]:''' A customised Sheridan-based pump marker. Other markers can be configured for stock-class play through modifications to their feed and gas systems.[4][9]
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