Editing Shocker (section)

=== Shocker Sport ===

Smart Parts developed a revised marker known as the '''Shocker Sport''', also marketed as the '''Shocker Sport 4x4'''.

The marker was demonstrated at the 1997 [[Paintball World Cup]] and entered production around 1998.[5]

The Shocker Sport retained the basic closed-bolt, dual-solenoid operating system of its predecessor but incorporated redesigned electronics, lighter construction and improved pneumatic components.

The marker underwent several revisions between 1998 and 2002.

Custom versions were also produced by other companies, including [[Planet Eclipse]], which offered modified Shocker Sport markers before developing its own complete marker platforms.[3]

The Shocker Sport remained associated with tournament paintball during the late 1990s and early 2000s.