It is a great entry level gun. This gun is often compared to the SL68. Highly respected autococking conversion of the reliable, accurate Sheridan pump guns. The Typhoon and the Stroker might be a bit slower than a highly customized Autococker, but the guns are well done conversions that cost much less. This gun's design started fresh, from the ground up, in order to make a fast, accurate, tournament level gun.
Initial reports are that they've succeeded.
But the gun is said to have excellent accuracy and effective range, while still having the speed required in the modern paintball field. This gun is an indestructible work horse. It is a classic design that has been around since the first semi-autos appeared on the market. It has changed very little over the years, which means it features tend to be dated. It tends to be heavy, has a slow rate of fire, does not have an external velocity adjustment, or a standard bottom line.