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Cadman and Brian (respectively), plotting...
C.B. Tactical owes its lofty origin story and curiously un-original namesake to the creative and exiting lives of two particluar individuals: Cadman Kiker, and Brian Fleming (hence the C.B.).
Cadman and Brian are both college graduates (well almost both of us, we'd say about 1 & 3/4) - we've got degrees in irrelevant topics that wouldn't put any more faith in our ability to machine A-5's. But what's important is to know we've put up with over 4 years of schooling, so we've got what it takes to be serious and play the game. Our qualifications, generally speaking, are fantastic and you can (and should) take our word that they are satisfactory for the job. Check out our gallery to see what we mean. This should make clear that most of what we say (except the blantantly absurd) is credible.
We fight dragons on a weekly basis to keep ourselves sharp. (This is a prime example of the absurd).
Our job at C.B. Tactical is, in the simplest of nutshells, to produce, market, and otherwise profit by riding on the coat-tails of all that is badass. Our motto is nonexistant, and so has been replaced by a contantly morphing plethora of witty tag-lines and axioms. Some created by us - others owe their word-play to untraced and uncredited bits of humor gathered from our pasts and aquaintences therof.
But for now it should suffice to say that when all is said and done the work we deliver is both satisfactory and hard to beat - we work on a budget determined by players like you, because at the core, that's exactly what we are. We don't sell custom work for $1,200 because, frankly, we would never be willing to pay that much.
We've learned to work on the popular Tippmann A-5™ as our foundation, for the forestated reason exactly - it is a popular platform on which to build. The A-5 is build to be modular and we've taken that ability to the next level by milling and fabricating new parts and looks for it.
C.B. Tactical is located in Clarkesville in Northeast Georgia (Nestelled in the foothills, bitches). We learned that phrase from storefronts up here (all of them are either nestelled or located in the *romanticly inaccurate adjective* appalachian foothills). That means our shit is scenic, making it more popular. Not that any of that will effect how a paintball gun looks.