The Alleycat is distributed only through National Paintball Supply, which provides wholesale guns and parts to most paintball retailers and mailorder outfits. So the Alleycat has broader marketing presence than other ICD markers. It has a 7 inch barrel in place of the normal 10 inch ICD barrel, but otherwise seems identical to the Thundercat, with front and rear ASA connections. The standard grip is the 'Eurogrip', which is mounted like the M-16 style grips on other 'Cats. The Desert Fox looks very similar to the blow-back ICD markers, but has a very different internal design.
Velocity is controlled via an integrated regulator.
Increasing the regulated air pressure in the air chamber increases the energy transfered to the paintball. In Spring of 1999 ICD released yet another all new marker, the Bushmaster 2000. It was designed to compete with the new high-end electronic tournament guns like the Angel and Shocker. All rights reserved. Indian Creek Designs, and the Panther, Puma, Bobcat, Thundercat, and Alleycat are registered trademarks of Indian Creek Designs of Nampa, Idaho.