Is The Empire Axe 2.0 Good? YOUR QUESTIONS ANSWERED!

[@keepstriving2017]

Just got my purple axe a month and a half ago, haven’t played in 10 years, coming back into paintball I can easily say for woodsball/speedball it has covered me in more situations then I deserved 8/10 marker for sure. Thanks for the vid!

[@AlexUnleashed222]

So this is good for both woods and speedball. I was looking at the GSI mini which one is less maintenance overall less problems better in the long run. Is this the empir?

[@BFPGear]

The Mini GS and Empire Axe 2.0 are both made by Empire paintball and require the same amount of maintenance! Both of these paintball guns operate exactly the same, but the Axe 2.0 has an easy removal bolt, is quieter, more efficient, and smoother.

[@AlexUnleashed222]

@ I just got myself a one year-old used empire 2.0 with an empire hopper mask, harness pods and I forget which tank for 400

[@DJDRIP888]

where can i find the triggers for it ? i cant find any

[@BFPGear]

It's finally happened! HK Army makes the Death Blade trigger for the Axe and Mini GS, and they're now available on our site.

[@28_babyshark]

What the difference between the Axe 2.0 and Axe 2.0 core?

[@BFPGear]

Not sure I understand what you're asking. There's the Axe 2.0 and it has in-line poppet as it's core/engine.

[@28_babyshark]

@BFPGear I saw a listing on a big paintball website listing Axe 2.0 and one listing Axe 2.0 core and Axe 2.0 PRO. I was trying to figure out the difference between the 3.

[@JesseDoe-k1b]

Does it require a on tank regulator or is the psi adjusted on the marker itself?

[@217RockStar217]

Hpa(high pressure air) tanks have a regulator on them usually they output 500-800 psi to the marker which ever it is set to. The marker also has a regulator on it to regulate that psi down further and not destroy the orings marker internals etc. The regulator on the gun is factory set, and usually needs no adjustments ever Hope this helps.