Tippmann TMC Paintball Gun Information Hub
The Tippmann TMC is a modular .68 caliber paintball marker designed for realism and durability, making it a top choice for military and law enforcement training, as well as serious paintball players. Its high-performance design and customization options set it apart as a versatile tool for scenario-based games and competitive play.
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About the Tippmann TMC
The Tippmann TMC (Tippmann Modular Combat) is a high-performance paintball marker built for durability, realism, and customization. With a modular design, it allows players to easily swap barrels, stocks, and other accessories to suit their play style. Its in-line bolt system ensures reliability and easy maintenance, while the patented quick-change barrel system enables rapid swaps without tools. The TMC is heavier than some models (4.5 lbs), but this is due to its robust build, making it ideal for training and scenario games.
Key Features
- Modular Design: Allows for extensive customization with accessories like barrels, stocks, and sights.
- In-Line Bolt System: Simplifies maintenance and enhances reliability.
- Quick-Change Barrel: Enables rapid barrel swaps without tools, a unique feature for quick adjustments.
Comparison to Other Tippmann Models
Compared to the Tippmann 98, the TMC offers a more modern, realistic design with enhanced customization options. While the 98 is known for its upgrade potential, the TMC is built for realism and durability, making it ideal for scenario-based games and training exercises. The Tippmann A5, with its Cyclone Feed system, is more focused on fast shooting, whereas the TMC emphasizes modularity and realism, catering to different player needs.
Which Version Do You Have?
The Tippmann TMC is available in three variants: Standard, .50 Cal, and Elite. Each version shares the same core design but offers different features and accessories.
- TMC Standard: The base model, perfect for players who want a reliable marker with customization potential.
- TMC .50: Noticeably thinner barrel for the .50 Cal low impact paintballs.
- TMC Elite: Features a metal forgrip and stock which holds a compressed air bottle
To identify your model, check for the presence of accessories like the tactical shroud or the magazine well. If you’re still unsure, contact us for assistance.
Technical Specifications
- Caliber: .68
- Action: Semi-Automatic (open bolt blow-back)
- Power/Air Supply: CO2 or compressed air
- Hopper Capacity: 200 Paintballs
- Barrel Length: 10 inches (uses 98 threaded barrels)
- Overall Length (Stock Collapsed, no tank): 28 inches
- Overall Length (Stock Extended, no tank): 32 inches
- Weight (without tank): 4.5 lbs
- Effective Range: 150+ ft.
- Velocity: Adjustable, up to 300 fps (same as standard paintball guns)
Top Upgrades for the Tippmann TMC
High Performance Barrel
Boosts accuracy and range, making your shots more precise, especially at longer distances. (Note, Flateline barrels are not compatible.)
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Zero Kick Hammer
Achieve a substantial decrease in kick/recoil while improving accuracy
Red Dot Sight
Elevate your aiming precision with this adjustable sight, a must-have for tactical players who need to lock onto targets quickly and accurately in the heat of battle.
Magazine Coupler
Enhances ammo accessibility, quicker reloads, crucial for fast-paced games.
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Repair & Maintenance
Keep your Tippmann TMC in top condition with model-specific replacement parts. Whether you’re maintaining the Standard, Tactical, or Elite version, we have the parts you need.
Guides & Manuals
Access official manuals and parts diagrams for your Tippmann TMC to assist with maintenance and troubleshooting.
Tech Videos
See all of our TMC Videos on YouTube
Watch tutorials and maintenance guides for the Tippmann TMC to get the most out of your marker.
FAQs
Disassemble the marker, clean the barrel with a squeegee, wipe down the body, and lubricate moving parts with paintball-specific oil.
Use .68 caliber, fresh, high-quality paintballs for best performance and to avoid breakage.
Yes, the Stormer supports both, but HPA offers more consistency. HPA requires a different bottle than CO2
Use the velocity adjustment screw on the side; turn clockwise to increase, counterclockwise to decrease, and test with a chronograph.
