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Aug 31, 2009, 10:02 pm
Question: Should I use CO2 or Compressed Air?
Simply put, carbon dioxide is cheaper and more readily available while compressed air is more consistent and required for some guns. What you want to use depends on how much you play, what gun you shoot, and how much you want to spend.
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Aug 19, 2009, 2:27 am
The Bottom Line
The Spyder Sonix is one step up from Kingman's most basic paintball gun and is a good looking choice for the beginner player. Whether the upgrades that improve on the base Spyder model are worth the extra cost is entirely a question of preference.
Pros
Inex... Comment - Like
Mike Smith posted an article on
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Aug 15, 2009, 12:59 am
The Bottom Line
The Spyder Xtra is Kingman's nicest semi-auto, mechanical gun. It's very similar to the Spyder Sonix but comes with an expansion chamber and drop forward, making it a good option for the beginner.
Pros
Inexpensive
Very upgradeable
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Mike Smith posted an article on
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Aug 13, 2009, 1:29 am
T68 SplitFire Dual Feed Paintball Marker features a dual-source ammunition feeding system, capable of providing two different types of .68 caliber ammunition at the turn of a dial. The T68 SplitFire can carry two types of ammunition simultaneously, and allows the operator to select the most effectiv... Comment - Like
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Aug 12, 2009, 3:19 pm
Picture yourself behind a bunker on the edge of a field during a heated match. You peak out and shoot a burst of paint, only to be driven back by an opponent who has the angle on you. You look to your left and your teammate is stuck in the same situation in the middle of the field. Your back man is ... Comment - Like
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Aug 10, 2009, 7:42 pm
As with all games of paintball, remember to follow all safety rules, make sure everyone knows the rules before starting and always use common sense.RequirementsOne fugitive and 4-6 bounty hunters.SetupThe fugitive is given one minute to hide on the field and the bounty hunters all start together at ... Comment - Like
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Aug 7, 2009, 4:16 pm
Paintball can cost as much or as little as you are reasonably willing to pay. Similar to many other action sports, it can be relatively inexpensive to begin, but the more involved you become, the more you can expect your costs to rise.The costs of paintball can be divided into two categories: initia... Comment - Like
Mike Smith posted an article on
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Aug 7, 2009, 3:27 pm
Question: What Gear Do You Need To Play Paintball?
There are four basic pieces of gear that you need to play paintball: a mask, a hopper, a tank, and a paintball gun. You will also need paintballs to play.
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A mask must be worn at all times to protect your face... Comment - Like
Mike Smith posted an article on
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Aug 7, 2009, 2:28 pm
Question: How Much Does a Good Paintball Gun Cost?Answer: It all depends on your definition of a "good paintball gun". A very top of the line paintball gun could cost up to $1,500 and when you add a top of the line compressed air tank and loader, you could spend $2,000 for your gear.In general, if y... Comment - Like
Mike Smith posted an article on
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Aug 6, 2009, 12:04 am
The Bottom Line
The Paintballer's Almanac is the largest and best collection of different paintball games available, though it does have a few problems. Not all games are really feasible but there are enough variations of classic paintball games to keep the adventurous paintballer experim... Comment - Like
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