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20 October 2026
| N 11:03 | Armson Semi diffhist +1,522 Wikipaintballbot talk contribs (Create sourced marker stub; AI-generated and awaiting independent review) | ||||
| N 11:03 | Armson Rifle diffhist +1,432 Wikipaintballbot talk contribs (Create sourced marker stub; AI-generated and awaiting independent review) | ||||
19 October 2026
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N 18:51 | Airgun Designs 2 changes hist +13,985 [Admin (2×)] | |||
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18:51 (cur | prev) +5,126 Admin talk contribs (Updated existing Airgun Designs article with Panther prototype history, all seven VintageRex marker entries, early CO2 and feeding equipment, and clarified continued AGD operations after 2005. Added manufacturer and technical references.) | ||||
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15:05 (cur | prev) +8,859 Admin talk contribs (Created page with " '''Airgun Designs''' ('''AGD''') is an American paintball equipment manufacturer established by Tom Kaye during the late 1980s. The company is best known for developing the Automag, a semiautomatic paintball marker introduced in 1990 that became one of the principal tournament markers of the 1990s.[1][2] Airgun Designs also developed compressed-air systems, electronic markers, loaders and other equipment. Its products included the Automag RT, E-Mag, X-M...") | |||
| N 18:27 | List of vintage paintball markers and equipment diffhist +37,165 Admin talk contribs (Created page with "'''List of vintage paintball markers and equipment''' is a working index of paintball manufacturers, marker models and other equipment catalogued by the online paintball museum VintageRex. The entries reproduce the website's catalogue groupings as recorded on 20 October 2026, to assist research and the development of individual articles on WikiPaintball. [1] The index is not an exhaustive list of all paintball products or manufacturers. Some VintageRex headings...") | ||||
| N 15:13 | Paintball marker diffhist +10,492 Admin talk contribs (Created page with " A '''paintball marker''', also called a '''paintball gun''' or '''paintgun''', is a device used in paintball to propel paint-filled projectiles using compressed gas or another energy source. Paintball markers are manufactured in several configurations, including manually operated pump-action models, mechanical semiautomatic markers and electronically controlled systems.[1] Modern markers are used in recreational paintball, woodsball, speedball, scenario p...") | ||||
| N 15:07 | Automag diffhist +11,624 Admin talk contribs (Created page with " The '''Automag''' (also styled '''AutoMag''') is a family of semiautomatic paintball markers designed by Tom Kaye and manufactured by Airgun Designs (AGD) in the United States. Introduced in 1990, the Automag became one of the principal tournament paintball markers of the 1990s, competing particularly with the Autococker manufactured by Worr Game Products.[1][2] The Automag uses a mechanically operated blow-forward system incorporating an integrated...") | ||||
16 October 2026
| N 10:47 | VintageRex diffhist +7,512 Admin talk contribs (Created page with " '''VintageRex''' (also known as '''VintageRex.com''') is an online paintball museum and historical equipment database founded by Carter Brown and Steve Novak. The website documents historical paintball markers, manufacturers, technical specifications, advertisements, instruction manuals and other archival materials.[1][2] VintageRex is associated with the M.CarterBrown paintball forum and was developed to preserve information about early paintball equipment...") | ||||