Paintball

No. None of the kits will fit.

No it does not

It stands for National Professional Paintball League and is for some of the best teams in the sport of paintball. They play in a speedball format and in teams of 3,5,7 and 10. The NPPL hosts many events in the USA. If you are interested in learning more about NPPL events I would suggest buying some paintball magazines.

Bonus Balling is the act of shooting a player once he/she has already been eliminated. also known as "overshooting, overkilling or lighting up"

It depends on the threads of the Apex barrel. If the threads are that of a autococker, A5, or spyder then no, it will not fit. Though if it does have Tippmann threads then by all means it will fit.

No, It says to use them only in low powered spring guns. They will probably explode if used in an AEG.

The Macdev Droid is Macdevs premier spool valve marker. This marker boasts a 1200-1500 shot count per 68cu 4500 fill. A light build, and easy to maintain bolt system. Though it is rather expensive, it is one of the best markers in the business.

Unfortunately an Antichop bolt is not made for the MR1, nor do I think a Anti-chop bolt would work without extensive work to the gun (valve, springs, ect)

I would suggest that you switch to a better grade of paint and an electric hopper. Both of these will massively reduce the amount of chop that you will have.

What country?

Dicks, any paintball shop, and Gander Mt.

It depends on the tank size. the average 20 oz is about 800 shots.

Most models are ~20 balls per second.

Camouflage all depends on your surroundings. Obviously, desert camouflage is not going to do you much good in the woods. Try to find clothing as similar as you can to your environment. I often play in the woods and I've found that anything dark green is effective. You can purchase a ghillie suit for the ultimate camouflage, but those can run more than $100. Try to avoid bright colors such as orange or pink, as these will give away your location. As far as specialized patterns go, i would recommend tiger stripe or the digital camo used by the marines.

No, the triggers on 336 and other Marlin lever actions have no adjustments built in. Some gunsmiths and owners have worked over their triggers to make them better, but most just let them wear in. Aftermarket trigger springs, and mainspring kits are available from places like Wild West Guns, or Dave Clay, to make the trigger feel better. Sometimes this leads to lighter strikes, or misfires, so it's trial and error process. Hope this helps.

it is a very simple and basic gun.

No, they aren't... They are made by the company "Battle Tested" (not Ben Tippmann). However the Tippmann 98 and BT 4 are nearly internally identical.

No, the seal will melt and let out the co2 before the aluminum body ruptures. if it is continually heated after that, then it may form an air pocket and explode. Do not put them in extreme heat.

Generally, you should never need a backup gun in game. However if your primary breaks, its best to have either a quick replacement, usually a rental type like a Tippmann 98 (or your first gun) for the next game.

If you're referring to sidearms, the best pistols are the Tippmann TPX (my preference and the T8. Its really a decision between having co2 in the gun separate from the magazine (tpx) and having the co2 in the magazine (T9/8). This means that you get full use of the co2 in the TPX, but you also may have to load two separate things. Also the TPX magazines are cheaper due to them having no valves or pipes.

Burning fossil fuels, like wood, coal, petrol, gas. The "C" attracts 2-Oxygen and forms CO2.

The Macdev clone is the newest marker from the Macdev company. This spool valve style gun boasts 1700 shots per tank fill, a quiet system, and a custom milled body. The clone is looking to hit shelves November 2009

These are two separate questions, but yes, barrel lenght and propellant affect the distance and accuracy of paintballs.

A hopper is like a holder a hopper usually holds 180-200 paintballs, a hopper feeds paintballs down into the chamber of your gun were the bolt can force it out the barrel.

I strongly recomend you invest some money in a good electronic hopper.

A tank holds air which is like food for your paintball gun, it is used to operate all the parts in your gun, there are three types of air used in a paintball gun there is co2, which is not good for your gun because it might freeze your gun up and god forbid u might get frost bite but is rare, there is compressed air which is the best for your gun, then there is nitrogen which is better then co2 but worse then compressed air.

yes they are refillable

Cycles Per Second.

How fast a paintball gun can cycle without paint. Not very important to the overall quality of the gun, and usually reports of the fastest CPS of a particular gun aren't full cycles that could actually fire a paintball at 300fps.

Source: pbnation.com

Azodin is, in general, able to make better quality and longer lasting markers than their Spyder counter-parts, because of their improved design. This particular model, the Blitz will perform the same, or probably better than the VS2 with slightly less cost.