Sewell, NJ, August 9^th, 2010 KEE Action Sports LLC.

KEE Action Sports and Heckler & Koch announced that they had resolved their dispute regarding KEE’s BT Delta, BT Delta Elite and BT TM-7 markers.

The settlement provides that KEE and its customers may continue to market the three markers.

Newly manufactured Delta, Delta Elite and TM-7s will shortly begin bearing an H&K emblem. The three markers will be sub-licensed through Umarex, the worldwide exclusive H&K licensee for paintball products.

KEE Action Sports LLC is the worldwide leader in the manufacturing and distribution of paintball sporting goods and the exclusive source for RPS®, Empire®, Invert™, Invert™  MINI™, BT Paintball™, HALO®, EVIL®, Pure Energy®, ViewLoader®, Brass Eagle®, and JT Sports® brand products.

Authorized by Umarex, the worldwide exclusive H&K licensee for paintbll products.

From 68Caliber.com

I can't decide if it's good or bad that an H&K emblem will be branded onto paintball markers, select and few as it may be. The industry is all ready under enough scrutiny due to classifications and descriptions in current firearms regulations domestically and internationally that may or may-not incorporate paintball markers into these policies. Hopefully one/both of these companies are using thier resources to monitor and mitigate the potential effects and reactions of this settlement and at least have a rough plan on dealing with the positive and negative outcomes.

And Tippmann's A5 isn't a copy of an MP5K? This is just a bunch of crap. I agree with you Ziggy, as cool as H&K is, I'm not sure flying their colors is a good thing for paintball. It is already 'politically incorrect' and what not, many people think we are all war mongers and violent, when it's about strategy, team work and adrenaline rush. Also, I think the BT markers have too many differences to fly the H&K flag, it is a bit unflattering to H&K in my opinion.