Editing Chipley Custom Machine (section)

== Paintball markers ==

VintageRex lists nine marker models and variants under Chipley Custom Machine.[3]

{| class="wikitable"
! Marker
! Documented period
! Description
|-
| [[CCM J2|J2]]
| By 2002
| Custom marker platform manufactured in both pump-action and mechanical semi-automatic configurations.
|-
| [[CCM J2L|J2L]]
| Date not established
| Pump-action variant of the J2 family.
|-
| [[CCM Series 5|Series 5]]
| By the mid-2000s
| Autococker-compatible marker platform available in mechanical semi-automatic and pump configurations.
|-
| [[CCM Series 5|Series 5 RF]]
| Date not established
| Right-feed pump-action version of the Series 5.
|-
| [[CCM Series 6|Series 6]]
| 2006 catalogue year
| Dedicated pump-action marker with a stacked-tube body and removable barrel.
|-
| [[CCM Series 6-5|Series 6-5]]
| 2006 catalogue year
| Pump-action model separately catalogued by VintageRex.
|-
| [[CCM Series 6.5|Series 6.5]]
| 2006 catalogue year
| Pump-action marker developed within the Series 6 family.
|-
| [[CCM SS25|SS25]]
| Date not established
| Compact pump-action marker using a Sheridan-style valve system.
|-
| [[CCM T2|T2]]
| Date not established
| Pump-action marker incorporating a half-block body configuration and an auto-trigger mechanism.
|}

All nine entries are recorded as .68-calibre markers with removable barrels.

VintageRex identifies the J2 and Series 5 as mechanical semi-automatic markers, although both platforms were also manufactured in pump-action configurations.

The site's T2 entry incorrectly identifies the marker as bolt-action. CCM's own documentation confirms that the T2 is a pump-action design.[2][3][6]