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== Splatmaster Rapide == === Development === National Survival Game subsequently introduced the [[Splatmaster Rapide]]. The Rapide was a double-action paintball pistol designed to provide faster firing than the original Splatmaster. === Operation === The Rapide used a trigger-operated mechanism rather than requiring the player to manually cock the marker between shots. It incorporated a rotating magazine with four five-round sections. The magazine held 20 paintballs. === Commercial availability === The Rapide appeared during the late 1980s. Historical promotional material and contemporary advertisements document the product during 1988 and 1989.[5][8] === Retail pricing === A historical review of advertisements from October 1989 identified Rapide retail prices around $95β$100. This positioned the marker as a relatively affordable option compared with several other paintball markers available at the time.[5] === Recognition === The Rapide received an American firearms industry product award in 1989, according to historical equipment reporting.[5] === Historical importance === The Rapide helped demonstrate the commercial viability of affordable double-action paintball markers. It remains a recognised product among collectors of early paintball equipment.
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