Cost of ownership 
              Attention to detail is what makes the Inferno the highest quality field marker that money can buy.  Introduced in 1997, with units in service around the world, in all  weather conditions, the Inferno is the most reliable, lowest maintenance  paintball gun available. When your income depends on reliability and  cost of ownership, the Inferno is the only choice, as it generates more profit per ball than any other site marker available. 
              
            Reasons for field operators to own a Inferno: 
            Lowest gas consumption of any site gun 
            Longest lasting parts, due to high  
              quality materials 
            Parts available next day – made in the UK  
              Anodized for longer lasting finish 
            The most reliable site gun available 
            Lowest cost of ownership of any site gun in the business. 
               
               
             
           
         
          
           
          
            
          
            Eleven years on site and still going ! 
            Infernos just keep going and  going. Built with high quality materials and anodised for longer life,  giving longer lasting parts and unsurpassed reliability. The lifespan of  the Inferno is the longest in the business, meaning that if it is  properly maintained, it will last 2 to 5 times longer than our  competitors, resulting in the best return on investment in the industry. 
             
                
               
              Cost of maintenance 
               
              Using less gas and less spare parts are obvious  costs that contribute to the total cost of owning a marker, however an  item that most people forget is the cost of the labour to fit spare  parts and generally maintain a marker, which can become considerable as  the work must be done by a trained or experienced person. 
            In the case of the Inferno the  parts last longer than any other site marker in the business, keeping  your costs to a minimum. A marker that requires frequent parts changes  will incur labour costs that will become quite significant, even if  parts are supplied free of charge. 
            Markers that require frequent  parts changes will fail more frequently, which is not what you need when  you are trying to run a paintball game, which can cost a field operator  significant income while the customer is not shooting paintballs 
           
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            Low gas consumption 
               
              Infernos use a third less gas than some competitors. So you won’t face large gas bills. 
           
          
            
              
                Field strip in seconds 
                  Simply remove the cocpin  and bolt, allowing quick cleaning of the barrel,    | 
               
            
           
          
            Designed and built with  quality and performance in mind, by Arrow Precision and Belsales, the  people who bought you the unparalleled performance of the Evolution  range of tournament markers. 
               
              Built to last, from selected corrosion resistant  materials, made to exacting tolerances on our state of the art CNC  machines, anodised for durability and then hand finished by the same  craftsmen that make the Evolution range of tournament markers and  accessories. 
            This gun is not only built to  last, but to perform reliably, day in day out, game after game, ball  after ball. It has been thoroughly field tested under the most adverse  weather conditions, summer and winter ... and like the work horse it is,  it just keeps on going. 
            Using the same technology  that gave you the world renowned Evolution valving, we have employed a  special high flow valve and boost chamber, that gives the Inferno  exceptional cold weather performance and consistency. 
            "The gun exceeded all our  expectations, in terms of accuracy and firepower, we designed it as an  entry level gun but it's just too darn good" - Keith Belsey designer of  the Evolution and Inferno 
            We believe the Inferno to be a market leader in terms of reliability and built in features. 
             
               
               
               
             
              
              
              
              
              
            
               
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