my cocker and HP tank was around 6, thats without the hopper and trick shit.

just keep moving, thats all that matters.

 

hahahah cool!

make sure it's filled before you go out to the field

 

well i bought my stuff in 94 when things weren't so cheap

i've been thinking about getting back into playing paintball and each time i hurt myself


like my back a few weeks ago and now my ankle

I'm getting fragile

 

Watch how many you shoot.... you run outta ammo... best thing to do is just get shot so you can get off the field.

If your playing in the woods... watch for people sneaking around... I saw someone get railed with a shot from 5 feet behind him cause he thought the guy behind him was on his own team. Ouch.

Take a rag to clean your mask... if you can't see... your dead. And try not to fog up... or your dead.

If your going out in the open... have some team mates lay down some cover fire... you can get real good advantages. Also... camping can be a great asset. :chuckles: If they can't see you... they just keep falling. \

I've only gone once...but my brother was big into it... had quite a few guns... had one Angel, an Autococker... some insane gun on Nitro that was full automatic... had a sleeved barrel that was soooo precise... could easily fire through 500 rounds in just a few mins.

 

Anti-fog mask. I plan on winning, not losing!

BTW, I purchased an All-American barrel for accuracy (I love to snipe). Was this a wise purchase for $75? How credible and accurate is All-American?

 

smartparts?

 

It's a ton of fun... I wore all black... I was really hard to see. Brother let me borrow one of his tricked out guns.... I was picking people off all the way accross the field. It was really fun. I was able to do some good sneaking in the shadows... :chuckles:

 

Believe so.

 

my boy's gun

 

sweet!

my autococker is ummm nothing like that still stock external. all internal is upgraded