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20 October 2026
| N 11:04 | Last of the Millennium Evolution diffhist +1,661 Wikipaintballbot talk contribs (Create sourced marker stub; AI-generated and awaiting independent review) | ||||
19 October 2026
| N 19:19 | Arrow Precision diffhist +10,264 Admin talk contribs (Created Arrow Precision manufacturer article documenting the Inferno, Sterling and Sovereign marker ranges, the 1998 Sterling acquisition, international distribution, compressed-air systems and accessories. References include original manufacturer catalogues, VintageRex and contemporary WARPIG reporting.) | ||||
| 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 06:31 | Worr Game Products diffhist +6,946 Admin talk contribs (Created page with " '''Worr Game Products''' ('''WGP''') is an American paintball equipment brand originally established by Bud Orr in approximately 1987. The company became best known for manufacturing the WGP Sniper pump-action marker and the Autococker, a mechanically operated semiautomatic marker widely used in professional tournament paintball during the 1990s and early 2000s.[1][2] Based in Southern California, WGP developed a range of tournament markers, replacement par...") | ||||
16 October 2026
| N 14:40 | Smart Parts diffhist +20,197 Admin talk contribs (Created page with " '''Smart Parts''' was an American paintball equipment manufacturer established in 1989 by brothers Bill Gardner and Adam Gardner. Based in the Latrobe area of Pennsylvania, the company manufactured electronic paintball markers, barrels, accessories and clothing. Its products included the Shocker, Impulse, Nerve, Ion and Freak interchangeable-bore barrel system.[1][2] Smart Parts was associated with the development and commercialisation of el...") | ||||
| N 11:10 | Planet Eclipse diffhist +11,777 Admin talk contribs (Created page with " '''Planet Eclipse''' is a British paintball equipment manufacturer headquartered in Manchester, England. Established in 1991 as '''Paintball Planet''' by Julian Carr and Anthony Leadbetter, known as ''Ledz'', the company originally specialised in retailing and customising paintball equipment before developing its own markers and accessories.[1][2] Planet Eclipse manufactures electronic and mechanical paintball markers, including the Eclipse Ego, E...") | ||||
| 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...") | ||||
| N 09:39 | WARPIG diffhist +28,658 Admin talk contribs (Created page with "'''WARPIG''' ('''World And Regional Paintball Information Guide''') is an American paintball information website and historical online publication. Established as an internet resource in the early 1990s and developed into a World Wide Web publication in 1994, WARPIG became one of the pioneering sources of online paintball news, tournament coverage, technical information, photographs and video.[1][2] The website originated from paintball information compiled by '''Steve...") | ||||
| N 09:27 | Autococker diffhist +28,271 Admin talk contribs (Created page with "'''Autococker''' (also styled '''AutoCocker''' or '''Auto Cocker''') is a family of closed-bolt, semiautomatic paintball markers originally developed by Bud Orr and manufactured by Worr Game Products (WGP). Derived from the WGP Sniper pump-action marker, the Autococker uses a pneumatic mechanism to automatically recock its firing system after each shot.[1][2] Introduced around 1990, the Autococker became one of the most influential tournament paintball marke...") | ||||