Invert Mini Paintball Marker

I have been in the sport for ove 20 years and have owned or handled the vast majority of the markers out there. The Invert/Empire Mini is one of the best bang for the buck markers out there. Function is simple and easy. The board programs in a logical manner that anyone can grasp. The size (currently the smallest on the market) is absolutely awesome. It is to the current generation what the 68 automag was to mine. I prefer woods ball and the small silhouette, light weight and short length make it perfect for moving through trees or brush. The one con I have with it it the trigger system. While you can tweak the magnetic trigger to give you a very high rate of fire for semi, it is also dangerous. It takes next to nothing to set it off. As long as you stay aware of this you are good. I run a remote and either unplug the remote or turn the marker off when not actually in play. The new axe has a on off built into the regulator. If you only play with the tank on the gun then I would highly recommend that as a upgrade.

I have been a fan of the Invert Mini for over a year now. This was the first paintball marker I purchased when I began playing paintball regularly in July of 2010. The main features I had searched for were (a) Price point, (b) User & industry reviews, (C) No macro line to worry about, and (c) electronic control. The Mini fit perfectly with my requirements, and I was not disappointed by its performance. For the money, this marker can compete with more expensive markers rather well on an average day at the field; with some choice upgrades, the Mini can compete at the professional competitive level. I've since gifted my first Mini to my son, and have picked up more for myself and family.

I would highly recommend this marker to anyone interested in playing paintball as a hobby, sport, or profession. As a competition entry-level marker, or a mid-range marker for the novice, you can't find anything close to the Mini for the standard features you get for the money. There are few moving parts to maintain compared to other markers, and regular maintenance is very easy and quick to do.

If you have any questions about the Mini, please feel free to contact me. I can make several recommendations should you also wish to upgrade a Mini, with respect to barrels, bolts, hoppers, and control/sensor boards.

Enjoy your shopping experience!

The Invert mini may be a gun so people start out with when they start playing, but it is also used in PSP, and NPPL.This gun is so manuevarble because there is no braided hoses or macroline to get in the way.It can keep up with any other gun on the market but at a cheaper price.The stock board is great if you have a V3.ASA with no macrolines equls lesser to no leaks what so ever.It also lives up to its name''The MINI'' because it is that,MINI.It is so light at just under 2 pounds with the barrel and battery on it wow!I upped mine to a virtue redefined board because I like the colors. Another good thing about the mini is the colors it comes in.There are about 15 different colorways it comes in.Even if you have V1 or V2 and afraid it may be a gimpy model, dont be.There is a whole array of upgrades for it that can turn it into a v3.

The invert mini paintball gun is very light and easy to use. It makes paintball a whole new game with all the firing modes.

The Invert Mini is a great paintball gun for a player of any level. It was the first to have a completely hose-less design, the only gun in the history of paintball that INCREASED in price years after it had been out, and is very small and unique in the way that it works. It does not need any upgrades to perform as it is a good performer right out of the box. The simple, pre-set regulator makes it so you just need to adjust the velocity via the back cap and your ready to go! The marker has only one moving part ( the bolt ) so it is very simple to maintain and if there ever is a leak it is very easy to find and fix quickly!

Overall the Invert Mini was/is a great gun at a great price point and should not be overlooked by anyone looking to get into the sport or buy a backup gun for tournaments.

Ryan Burick