Taso
Taso
Taso was formed by Matt Brown after Brown and David Craig split up their partnership in Adventure Game Supplies. Brown formed The Adventure Sport Outfitters and went one to maintain as one of the largest retailers in Paintball in the 1990s. Some call Taso the Xerox company because of their tendency to copy parts there others were producing.
Team AGS Nelson with Hypertech Bore Drop Internals
A look at a Bore Drop Team AGS pump paintgun I found last year. The included Hypertech internals along with other high end parts made a competitive package.
Taso Back Block with Cocking Rod Cage – mid 1990s
A look at a Taso back block from the mid to late 1990s that incorporates a cocking rod cage into the design.
Taso Autococker Advertisement – January 1995
Dissection of a TASO ad featuring one of the Taso Signature Series Autocockers and other period accessories from 1994 to early 1995.
The Rat Attack 12 Gram Changer and the Texas Boonie Rats
The Rat Attack 12 gram bucket changer was first developed by the Texas Boonie Rats players Sam Harrison and M.C. Levey in the late 1980s.
The BE-90 by Blue Enterprises Corp, and Breakdown Videos
A scan of the BE-90 manual, photos of David Freeman's BE-90 and breakdown videos on this rare marker from Blaise "RulesOfSines" Rienzo.
Line SI Brass Feedneck for Nelspot or Sheridan
Randy Kamiya sent me several photos of one of the items that contributed to his start working at the Skirmish Store, a Line SI Brass Feedneck.
Shooting a sluggish double action BE-90
A short video showing the slow cycling and neat features of the double action BE-90, the most off the wall and neat looking paintgun of 1987.
David Craig and the Landshark
David Craig of Adventure Game Supplies shows off his Landshark pump. AGS Airsmith, Danny Guardado, remembers back to Taso and AGS and offers some insight.
Giant Taso Banner – The Paintball Packin’ Possum
Giant Taso banner that shows the Paintball Packing Possum plastic off a Taso Spartan.
WGP STO Autococker
A classic 1996 or 1997 STO Autococker that I picked up a few days ago. This cocker is overall in excellent shape.
Taso Deluxe Stock Gun
A Taso deluxe Stock Gun I found on mcb. The vertical cuts on the feed tube were supposedly done by Carter Machine.
Taso Lightning (F1 Illustrator Clone)
A cheap alternative to the F1, Taso's Lightning was regarded as one of the worst early semi automatic paintguns.