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Another Manufacturer Signs on to .50 Caliber Whether .50 caliber paintballs and paintball gear will catch on remains to be seen, but another manufacturer has bought into the idea. Kingman has announced the Spyder .50 line of equipment. It appears that they're planning on releasing similar guns to what they already have, just in the .50 caliber format.I'm still undecided whether I think the .50 caliber format is a good idea for paintball or if its just an attempt by manufacturers to get existing players to spend more money on new equipment. Either way, I'm very interested to see which other companies announce new .50 caliber gear and how much support is given to the smaller format.Another Manufacturer Signs on to .50 Caliber originally appeared on About.com Paintball on Thursday, November 5th, 2009 at 17:38:00.Permalink | Comment | Email this paintball.about.com |