Extreme situations demand extreme measures. This is where the .68-caliber T4E TX 68 pump-action rifle comes into its own. With its imposing looks and impressive sound when charging, it shows it means business. Users will appreciate the intuitive operation. The rugged full-metal receiver and massive muzzle brake bring the weight of the Tactical Xtreme 68 up to more than 3 kg for additional sturdiness. M-LOK slots on the sides enhance the versatility of the TX 68.
The high-powered 40-joule version relies on an 88 g CO capsule to provide the power force for the 16 roundballs in the tube magazine. The capsule is stowed safely and easily accessible in the stock. The optical and tactile pressure indicator will show that you're ready to fire. Optionally, a system for 2 individual 12 g CO capsules is available via the separately available Quick-Piercing Adapter, which pierces the capsule by a light push is only pierced by a light push on the rear of the stock and delivers an energy of 24 J.
Shooters have the full selection of T4E round balls.
For the use as a paintball marker, we recommend to use our Markingballs (MAB) or Chalkballs (CKB). When using classical gelatine-based paintballs, according to the construction, there is a higher likeliness of bursting rounds when feeding, or in the barrel.
Using a 20 oz CO2 tank at around 12 oz filled, we got muzzle velocities as high as 673 FPS using 50gr ammunition! The manufacturer claims this gun is powered at 40 Joules, meaning it will shoot 50gr ammunition at 516 FPS. So if it shoots 50gr ammunition at 673 FPS, then the actual muzzle energy is 68.1 J / 50.3 ft.lbs of energy!
Technical data
| Caliber | .68 |
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| Energy level (E) | < 40.0 J |
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| Magazine capacity | 16 rounds |
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| Shot capacity | 70 rounds |
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| Power source | 1x 88 g CO |
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| Trigger | Single Action |
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| Safety | Pushbutton Safety |
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| Length | 896 mm |
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| Weight | 2850 g |
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