Editing Confederate Army Supply (section)

== Paintball markers ==

VintageRex documents five catalogue entries under Confederate Army Supply.[1]

{| class="wikitable"
! Marker
! Catalogue year
! Action
! Description
|-
| [[Rebline 115N]]
| 1989
| Pump-action
| Original Rebline pump marker with approximately 11.5-inch barrel and Nelson-style valve.
|-
| [[Rebline 145N]]
| 1989
| Pump-action
| Longer-barrel version of the original Rebline, featuring an approximately 14.5-inch barrel.
|-
| [[Rebline MII]]
| 1990
| Pump-action
| Second-generation Rebline with removable barrel and revised construction.
|-
| [[Rebline Semi-Auto]]
| 1993
| Mechanical semi-automatic
| Semi-automatic Nelson-based conversion using pneumatic recocking.
|-
| [[Rebline Trojan Autococker]]
| 1993
| Mechanical semi-automatic
| Conversion associated with Steve Buzick, also described as the Rebline Mk III.
|}

The Rebline Semi-Auto and Trojan Autococker records contain substantially the same historical description. The available sources do not establish that they represent two independently manufactured models.[7]

=== Rebline 115N ===

The '''Rebline 115N''' was a .68-calibre pump-action marker using a Nelson-style valve.

VintageRex records the following specifications:[4]

{| class="wikitable"
! Specification
! Detail
|-
| Calibre
| .68
|-
| Action
| Pump-action
|-
| Valve system
| Nelson
|-
| Feed system
| Direct feed
|-
| Barrel
| Fixed
|-
| Gas source
| 12-gram CO₂ or constant air
|}

The original 115N incorporated a Nelson-style grip frame and a customised barrel and receiver assembly.

The barrel featured an integrated muzzle-brake arrangement.

=== Rebline 145N ===

The '''Rebline 145N''' was a longer-barrel version of the original Rebline pump marker.

VintageRex dates the model to 1989 and records specifications similar to those of the 115N, including a fixed barrel, direct feed and compatibility with 12-gram CO₂ or constant-air operation.[5]

The manufacturer's equipment was available in several anodised finishes, including black, grey, green, blue, purple, gold and burgundy.

Historical collector documentation identifies several interchangeable bolt-tip arrangements, including designs described as Inverted Volcano, Tornado, Hurricane and Twister.[3][5]

=== Rebline MII ===

The '''Rebline MII''' was the second-generation pump-action model.

VintageRex dates the marker to 1990 and describes it as retaining the Nelson-style valve system while incorporating a removable barrel.[6]

It supported both 12-gram CO₂ and constant-air operation.

Surviving examples have been documented with different barrel lengths, pump handles and anodised finishes.[3]

=== Rebline Trojan Autococker ===

The '''Rebline Trojan Autococker''' was a semi-automatic conversion intended for Nelson-based paintball markers.

The design used a pneumatic recocking mechanism influenced by contemporary Autococker technology.

Its purpose was to allow existing pump-marker owners to obtain semi-automatic operation without replacing their entire marker.[7]

VintageRex documents the conversion as a .68-calibre, constant-air-operated marker using a Nelson-style valve and removable barrel.

The name ''Trojan Autococker'' was used by Steve Buzick in historical accounts of the design, while contemporary advertising promoted a Rebline Mk III Semi-Auto conversion.[2][3]