Sherridan KP-2






Well let me give you some information on this gun. The KP series of Stock class guns are the only paintball gun as far as I know that comes with a full wood stock from the factory. Kp's have been out of production for 7 years or so, you can't just go out and buy one anymore. Sherridan also makes the PGP and the VM-68, both the VM-68 and PGP are still being made. The KP-1 was a bolt action pump, I am not too sure how this worked, I have never seen one. The KP-2 has a 15 round feed tube mounted on the side of the gun, parallel to the barrel. you need to "rock and cock" this gun, in order for the ball to fall in to the chamber you have to rock the gun on it's side when you cock it. This gun has turned into quite the collector's item in the paintball world, Every paintball player who likes stock class should have one, it is the ultimate pure stock class gun. I have played on fields with it before, nothing captures attention like a gun with a full wood stock that looks like a shotgun. It is truly a beautiful paintball gun.

The specific guns that I own were bought in bulk from the military by a surplus store in Virginia. They were in use many many years ago for Navy SEAL training, beach training in Norfolk, VA. The Store in VA was having no luck selling them, the only ones that were sold were sold through my brother and I here in the New Hampshire, about 10 guns. The shop owner realized that he couldn't sell them there and we could, so he made us an offer to buy the remaining 15 guns. My brother took 8 of them and I took 6, they are in the same condition that they were in when they were boxed up years ago. But now all the paint and old oil and sand had cemented everything in place. I don't have all of them cleaned up as of yet it is a work in progress. many still have the ID numbers that the Navy put on the stocks. I am looking to sell 4-5 of them, they will be in working condition, and if I have time the stocks will be refinished. If you are serious about wanting one you can get in touch with me at jhelblin@hotmail.com . E-mail me and I'll get you more information.