The Tippmann TMC Magfed paintball gun is a powerful, compact, and well-rounded marker. It’s also a tool of great versatility, making it a good choice for playing woodsball, speedball, and all-around fun.
To find out more about how it measures up, read this review by Paintball Report.
Overview
We’ve all been there, sitting in the middle of a firefight in a game of milsim paintball and we finally run out of paint in our hopper. That sinking feeling is one that no paintball player wants to experience.
The Tippmann TMC MagFed paintball gun solves this problem by allowing you to use a 20 round magazine instead of a hopper. All you have to do is fill the magazine, wind it up, put it in the gun, and fire. It’s like having a magic wand that spits out paintballs.
The Tippmann TMC MagFed was originally an airsoft gun, but over time, it has been modified into a realistic looking paintball marker. The Tippmann TMC MagFed is a great paintball gun for anyone who is looking to save money and play with a high-end gun. This gun is not only extremely powerful, but it also looks great with its sleek design and tactical feel. The Tippmann TMC is great for any occasion from a casual paintball game to a serious event.
The main advantage of MagFed is that there is no need to hastily refill your hopper during a game. You simply put in a full magazine and go. The TMC paintball gun can be fully accessorized giving the player more unique options for tactical games, combining functionality with the world renowned Tippmann reliability for the next standard in MagFed Products.
Specifications
- The Tippmann TMC Magfed is a mil-sim styled, semi-automatic .68 caliber paintball gun with an adjustable 250 – 325 FPS.
- The packaging includes two 20 round spring-driven magazines.
- Thanks to the dual-feed option, you can use the mag feed or a traditional hopper loader for added versatility.
- Barrel length is 12″, with additional barrel upgrades available aftermarket.
- Built-in picatinny rails for additional upgrades and modifications.
- Accuracy is best for close to medium range engagements.
- Includes 1 year manufacturer’s warranty.
Upgrades
The Tippmann TMC can be upgraded in a variety of ways including:
- Barrel upgrades and extensions
- Sight modifications
- Bipods
- Magazine or hopper
- Foregrips
- Extended magazines
Bundles, Kits, and Packages
The best available bundles for the Tippmann TMC Magfed paintball gun are:
The Action Village Tippmann TMC Paintball Gun Epic Package Kit – Check pricing
Includes:
- x1 Hopper
- x2 magazines
- x4 Paintball pods
- Paintball mask
- 4+1 Paintball harness
- 20oz CO2 tank (800 – 1000 shots per fill)
The Maddogg Tippmann TMC MAGFED Titanium Paintball Gun Starter Package – Check pricing
Includes:
- x1 Hopper
- x2 Magazines
- 6+1 Paintball harness
- x6 Paintball pods
- Paintball mask
- 48ci 3000psi HPA tank (450 – 800 shots per fill)
- Barrel squeegee for cleaning
Conclusion
The Tippmann TMC Magfed marker is one of the leading magazine-based paintball guns available today.
Generally given a 4 star rating, the TMC comes highly recommended as a great entry-level paintball gun with a unique style for paintball.
The main downside for this gun would be the barrel. At a stock 12″, it is recommended to upgrade to a 16″ barrel for increased accuracy and reliability.
This is still a great deal for a paintball gun that takes magazines, and is a simple upgrade to make for a starter in the field.
FAQ
Here are some of the most frequently asked questions about the Tippmann TMC Magfed paintball gun.
Can it shoot first strike rounds?
No, this marker can only shoot .68 caliber round paintballs.
How many paintballs fit in the magazine?
Tippmann recommends 20 paintballs per magazine, however it is reported that 19 is a better fit.
Can you put an aftermarket barrel on it?
Yes, this marker comes with a Model 98 style thread pitch so you can easily attach aftermarket barrels to it.
Can you use a hopper on this gun?
Yes, the gun comes with a hopper feed neck to attach a hopper, however you will have to buy one separately.
Your favorite game type should vastly impact your purchasing decision when it comes to choosing the right paintball gun. It depends what game modes your local field supports, as well as the type of experience that resonates with you.