Paintball

It all depends on the goggles you have. If you own any Vforce goggles, most likely yes. Any Events, or I4 goggles, most likely not due to their smaller build. Instead, it is common to purchase thermal lenses to put on your mask.

They are not necessarily washable, but you can take a towel shirt etc. and kinda wipe them off.

Paint ball isn't an official game/sport, so, it's not on TV at all. Unless someone dies in public because of playing paint ball, then, it might make it in the news. Or watch the show 'America's Funniest Videos' (AFV) and keep an eye out for a video on paint ball.

If you're implying that you're battery run out then it'll depend on the gun you have but most you'll have to open the gun in order to replace the battery, no gun I ever heard of yet can be charged.

Yes, they do. If you go to the hunting section of the store (with all the airsoft, paintball, archery, guns, and ammo) and ask the sales associate, behind the desk with the guns, he should be more than willing to help you.

First Remove the tank, barrel, feedneck and hopper. Then remove all of the screws that hold the two receiver halves in place. Remove one half of the reviver, then look near the back at the stock and back cap. lift up the stock and take the main spring and guide pin out. Then replace the stock with the original end cap, putting the guide rod and spring back into place. Make sure the detents, front sight spring, and trigger assembly or any other parts did not pop out. Reassemble the marker.

If a military is not using simunitions, they use paintball. The negative feedback of getting hit and it showing along with the ability to use powder or water rounds make it a much better option than airsoft.

Well this is an Opinion question so I think that is if you got one of the G&P's long version grenade launcher than you would be in hevan. But that is what I think but if you are going for an other type of grenade launcher get the long version so you can fire the Madbull XM204 super shower round.- Loads of fun !!!!

Most fields will rent them but only for play at their field.

if your tank runs out take it to your locale paintball field thay should fill it up for you for a small fee exp=5$ unlimated air for the day at my field.

it all depends on the situation. if you are at a field and you signed a waiver forum then probably not but that form isn't worth much in court. But if you make the sport look bad and shoot at people, animals, and things around the neighborhood then you will go to jail for discharging a firearm (yes, in certain areas if you use a paintball marker or a Airsoft gun at non-designated areas you will be charged as if you were shooting a real firearm)

No statistics are publicly available. I have been researching this question all day.

The majority of Paintballers aren't paid. they are subsidised for their travel and expenses and get free gear off their sponsors. very few are paid... but when they are paid they are paid ALOT. for example Oliver Lang signed a $100,000 deal with Dye paintball in 2006 making him the best paid paintballer in the world. not entirely sure if that is still the case though. i paintball myself so i know what i am talking about. if you have any more paintball queries email me at d.hosker@yahoo.co.uk ... if you want a team my team is currently recruiting in east devon, UK (exeter area) just email me.

no,but during the summer,your fps will go up, but in the winter it will go down. the best air for your marker is usually nitrogen. be careful though, some markers will only take hpa.

all entry level markers will take HPA but pretty much everything mid level and up will need HPA only, even if you are shooting a mid level marker it will help performance to use HPA

Not in Florida.

i was asking about ny plz awnser

-manthatwearsblack

i want to know because a 9 year old keeps shooting his airsoft handgun at my house

Harassment is not legal in any state in the union.

no their not. there is an old and new style of 98 threads. one fits the other also but i dont remember which. the a5 and the x7 have the same threads but are different from the 98. the pro also has the same threads as the 98(not sure wether new or old 98 threads).

It depends on the tank. The 20 oz is what the CO2 weights, but each tanks is slightly different, which is why CO2 tanks must be weighed.

Yes just take it apart and mail it registered mail, also insure it if you want.

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just send it in the full box. unless your sending it out of the USA..then you would put it under paintball marker.. you may want to take the bolt out to be safe

Elaboration: Make sure not to send a full air tank or any Co2 tank if you are mailing by air. It is illegal and dangerous.

Well it depends on how big your backyard is and where you live. If you live in a neighborhood chances are your backyard is wayyyyyy to small, but as long as the paintballs remain in your yard and no property is damaged than it is technically legal. Now if you have a lot of property than have fun. Note if you live in a rich neighborhood like a country club or any gated community, old people will probably poop on the party and call the cops, but the cops cant do anything except tell you, you cant shoot anymore.

The only real dangers in paintball are when masks are not worn, and injuries associated with any sport. If you have the proper face protection on, the only way paintball is dangerous is if you slipped and fell on the field which could break bones potentially. Paintballs themselves, even at point blank range, properly chronographed guns can only break the skin and leave a welt, which should disappear in a few days, especially on younger players. Hits from regular-long engagement lenght will leave only a small red ring, or larger red area. It is a misconception that freezing paintballs will turn them into dangerous solids, this is simply not true. When paintballs are frozen, the shell becomes extremely brittle, and will break inside their gun or on you, causing less pain, as the slightly more viscus paint hits you.

a paintball grenade works by having the paint under pressure, most commonly by using rubber tubing. when it is thrown, there are two small balls that hold the paint in that pop out releasing the paint in multiple directions.

not often but in rare cases a luky shot might

every once in a while they need to be cleaned and re-lubed your marker manual should be able to tell you how to do that, and also as a good rule of thumb its a good idea to go through and rebuild the marker every once in a while (go through and replace all the o-rings) every 15 cases of paint is a decent place to start on that, more or less may be needed depending on the marker

There are actually one in the same. There was never an orginial "model 98" only the custom series. The difference though would be found in the Tippmann 98 custom Platinum series with its easy to remove body.

used $10-$40 Brass Eagle is a crappy brand