Planet Eclipse Geo CS2 Paintball Marker

There wasn't much room to improve upon with the Geo CS1.5. Anyone who has shot one can vouch for how great the gun shoots and how smooth it is. That didn't stop Planet Eclipse from striving to set the bar even higher with the introduction of the Geo CS2 paintball marker. Noticeable differences can be seen in the frame, trigger, and drivetrain.

The trigger frame found on the Geo CS2 paintball marker is slimmer and has a slightly different angle than previous Eclipse markers, which makes the Geo CS2 more comfortable, providing a more compact feeling. A one piece rubber foregrip can be removed without tools to expose the battery compartment. At the rear of the grip frame is a never before seen design for the paintball industry; the two-piece tool-less wrap around interlocking grips, make accessing the board and internals easier than ever. All electronics and wires are now located solely in the grip frame so having quick and easy access is a must.

Sitting atop the grip frame on the Planet Eclipse Geo CS2 marker is an extensively milled body. Inside is the GP Core drivetrain bolt system that steps up performance and the definition of a "smooth shot". The GP Core drivetrain is more efficient and operates at a lower pressure than any bolt system ever used in a Planet Eclipse marker. The CS2 paintball marker is capable of shooting any type of paint, including the most brittle tournament paint even in cold weather.. Not only can it shoot any paint, but it will rip through hopper after hopper sending steady streams of paint at your target without even feeling like the gun is working.