Category: Other
EMF100 paintball marker
8XCF20 mags for EMF100
Condition: Like new
Age: 1 year
Hallmark/Stamp: Planet Eclipse
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AI Estimated Value
Not an official valuation
$650–$850
AI estimate as of September 28, 2026 · verify with a professional before acting
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This lot features a modular paintball marker setup arranged on a large sheet of cardboard outdoors. The primary item appears to be a black tactical-style paintball marker, visually consistent with a Planet Eclipse EMF100 platform featuring an extended rail handguard, pistol grip, buttstock assembly, attached compressed air tank, and an optical sight mounted on top. Positioned centrally is a long black barrel attachment, alongside seven separate rectangular magazines which appear consistent with 20-round continuous feed CF20 magazines. An additional small modular component piece lies separately near the top left. The user supplies the unverified claim that the setup is an EMF100 marker with 8 XCF20 magazines, manufactured by Planet Eclipse, and is approximately one year old in like-new condition. The physical components show standard black polymer and metal construction with visible branding text such as 'APEX' on the barrel attachment. The identification rests on the distinct tactical body styling, handguard layout, and magazine geometry characteristic of modern magfed paintball markers, though the exact functionality, internal condition, and official brand origin remain unauthenticated without physical inspection.
AI Appraisal Report
Based on what I can see in the provided image, the lot features a tactical paintball marker setup visually consistent with a Planet Eclipse EMF100 platform, accompanied by an extended rail handguard, pistol grip, buttstock, air tank, optical sight, barrel attachment, and multiple magazines. The owner identifies this as an EMF100 marker with eight CF20 magazines, approximately one year old and in like-new condition. I cannot verify internal mechanical condition, full functionality, or official brand origin from a photograph alone. This appraisal estimate assumes the owner's claims regarding the brand, age, and condition are correct. In the current secondary market, modern magfed paintball bundles of this type generally retain reasonable demand among recreational players, provided all components are fully operational. Assuming the attribution and like-new condition are accurate, a reasonable market range for this setup is $650–$850. If the items turn out to be heavily used internally, unbranded replicas, or non-functional copies, the value would decrease significantly, likely dropping closer to $300–$450 for generic or well-worn gear. To fully confirm the identity, condition, and working order of this equipment, an in-person physical inspection by a qualified paintball technician or expert appraiser would be necessary.
