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=== 3357 Spotmarker ===

The '''3357 Spotmarker''' was a .50-calibre paintball revolver based on Crosman's Model 357 air pistol.

It used a rotating six-shot cylinder and operated from a single 12-gram CO₂ cartridge housed inside the grip.

The marker could be fired in either single-action or double-action mode.

For single-action operation, the hammer was cocked manually before the trigger was pulled. In double-action operation, pulling the trigger rotated the cylinder, cocked the mechanism and fired the marker.[6]

The barrel assembly opened on a hinge to allow removal and replacement of the cylinder.

Crosman's original manual identifies the marker as suitable for paintball games and training applications.[8]

{| class="wikitable"
! Specification
! Detail
|-
| Manufacturer
| Crosman
|-
| Model
| 3357 Spotmarker
|-
| Production period
| 1985–1991
|-
| Calibre
| .50
|-
| Action
| Single-action or double-action revolver
|-
| Capacity
| Six paintballs
|-
| Feed system
| Removable rotating cylinder
|-
| Barrel
| Fixed smoothbore
|-
| Gas source
| 12-gram CO₂ cartridge
|-
| Overall length
| 11⅜ inches
|-
| Front sight
| Fixed blade
|-
| Rear sight
| Adjustable for windage and elevation
|-
| Safety
| Hammer-block safety
|}

The specifications are taken from Crosman's original operating manual.[8]