Editing Combat Connection (section)

== Paintball markers ==

VintageRex documents four entries under Combat Connection.[1]

{| class="wikitable"
! Marker
! Catalogue year
! Type
! Description
|-
| [[Combat Connection Swarm Gun|Swarm Gun]]
| 1988
| Pump-action conversion
| Sheridan-based conversion with extended barrel, custom pump arm and Cooper-T bolt.
|-
| [[Combat Connection Enforcer|Enforcer]]
| 1989
| Pump-action conversion
| Conversion kit for Sheridan PGP and PMI markers using a Gramps & Grizzly side-tap air system.
|-
| [[Combat Connection Enforcer II|Enforcer II]]
| 1990
| Pump-action
| Revised Enforcer incorporating an integrated direct-feed system and fixed barrel.
|-
| [[Combat Connection Enforcer III|Enforcer III]]
| 1991
| Pump-action
| Later Enforcer featuring a removable barrel and optional accessories.
|}

All four entries are recorded as .68-calibre designs using Sheridan-style valve systems. The dates above are those given by VintageRex and should not necessarily be interpreted as independently confirmed introduction dates.

=== Swarm Gun ===

The '''Swarm Gun''' was an aftermarket conversion for an existing Sheridan paintball marker.

VintageRex describes the conversion as incorporating a barrel approximately 16 to 18 inches long, a custom pump arm and a [[Cooper-T]] bolt.

It retained the Sheridan-style valve system and could operate using 12-gram CO₂ cartridges or constant air.[3]

The archive does not establish the number of conversions produced.

=== Enforcer ===

The '''Enforcer''' was originally marketed as a conversion kit rather than a wholly new marker.

The manufacturer's advertisement described a design that could be fitted to Sheridan PGP and PMI markers without modifying the existing receiver through drilling or cutting.[2]

The conversion incorporated an oversized pump handle, direct gravity feed and a rear constant-air connection.

The quick-release bolt system allowed the user to remove the bolt for cleaning and maintenance.

The advertisement also promoted the marker's accuracy, although these performance claims have not been independently verified.

=== Enforcer II ===

The '''Enforcer II''' was a revised .68-calibre pump-action design incorporating an integrated direct-feed system.

Its documented specifications included:

* Sheridan-style valve system.
* Fixed barrel.
* Direct-feed arrangement.
* Constant-air operation.
* Optional sight rail.
* Optional muzzle brake.
* Optional shoulder stock.
* Optional auto-trigger.

The Enforcer II was commonly configured with a CO₂ tank positioned beneath the stock, an arrangement described in the historical catalogue as California Style.[4]

=== Enforcer III ===

The '''Enforcer III''' was the final documented model in the Enforcer series.

Its principal difference from the Enforcer II was a removable barrel.

VintageRex identifies the barrel threading as unknown.

The marker retained the Sheridan-style valve system, direct-feed arrangement and constant-air operation.

Optional equipment included sight rails, shoulder stocks, auto-triggers, muzzle brakes and alternative barrel lengths.[5]