The markers is in very good condition. They are the original green in colour. I do have 3 available and if you buy all 3 I will include more spares for the markers.
Without any external pump, the pistol is cocked from the rear "button" which protrudes from the back of the gun above the grip. This made the gun much different to cock and shoot compared to an "under barrel" pump gun. The round area near the rear of the gun (behind the rear iron sights) were used as an anchor for the player's pointer and middle finger as he pivoted his palm inwards to cock the gun. It sounds difficult but is a very simple process and can be accomplished with moderate speed.
"The Splatmaster is a pure stock class pistol. 10 round cigar type tubes fit into the upper receiver above the barrel in the front. Arming the gun is accomplished by pushing in a large plunger at the rear of the gun. The sear is part of the trigger, and catches on the guide rail which is attached to the cocking plunger. This in turn locks the bolt and the entire barrel in a forward position, allowing a ball to drop into the breech. Pulling the trigger, the bolt and barrel release, moving rearward, as CO2 is expelled from the valve pushing the ball forward. At rest the oval port to allow a ball to drop (rear end of the barrel,) is just behind the ball feed port in the gun body, which prevents double feeding by blocking off the feed. A very simple, yet effective design. "
-The Splatmaster was one of the first widely used rental guns. With thousands of paintball fields across the globe, we have become accustomed to seeing the venerable (albeit aesthetically unpleasing) rental guns hanging on the shelves and waiting to be abused by young children and hyped-up bachelors. We can directly trace this use of "beaters" to the Splatmaster. In fact, one modern field in the United Kingdom still rents out Splatmaster pistols.
http://www.splatmaster.s5.com/
