Paintball

depends on place you're playing at, but the age in the us is 11.

You can purchase a Spyder Paintball gun directly from the Spyder Paintball website. There are also options for new or used Paintball guns on eBay. There is a wide variety to choose from.

This us usually because:

Your bolt is chopping the paintball in half, because the loader is too slow.

There are broken paintballs in your hopper, which, when hit by the bolt, explode.

Anything that is designed to be loaded into a paintball marker that matches the bore size of the marker (can be from .50 to .68 caliber, and typically would be paintballs filled with water, other liquids safe for use in paintballs, or "reballs", paintball-sized rubber balls used for practice and or training). Use of any other spherical objects are not intended and may damage the mechanical components and may render it unsafe to operate.

Hey I'm the person that asked this question but I want to know what paintball gun is right for me

-I have been playing for about a year now and I'm 12

-I play woods-ball and hyper-ball and air-ball

-I like semi-auto guns with great accuracy and it should shoot far

-I don't need to heavy of a gun (no heavier than 6 pounds) and I don't need a sniper or a pistol paintball gun

-I play in the MID 75% - I play BACK 15% of the time - and FRONT 10% of the time

Thanks if the gun fits those description then post the gun

Unless you give a general price you're willing to pay it is very hard to select a marker for you. Also did you mean you prefer semi auto, or do not want electronics at all?

But for starters:

it is worth spending more money for a better gun not a huge amount of money but they are way more durable and higher quality. tippmann 98 custom easy to upgrade accurate fun.

<200

The best gun here is :

The tippmann A5- It is internally a 98 but also has a nicer body and a cyclone feed.

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it is very hard to play speed ball with semi auto mechanical markers.

All guns shoot basically the same distance, if you want range, buy an apex or flatline barrel.

All guns accuracy depend on the paint to barrel match, which means any gun will be more accurate with better quality paint and barrel, usually not found in stock barrels.

The industry standard paintball size is .68 caliber. However, the standard barrel bore is .689. If you are looking for a barrel that will fit the paintball, overbore, because paintballs are sensitive to heat and moisture and they will swell up throughout the day.

It more so depends on your area. Obviously, an urban city like area would cause many problems. Though if you live in a wooded area, most counties do not care as long as you do not vandalize. Lakewood is a more rural area so you should be just fine.

It is legal. Paintball guns are not considered firearms there for a felon can. There is even some USPL players that are ex felons (USPL is the professional league)

They will "fit" but they will not fire correctly, and will break when the bolt tries to push two of them at once.

Only if it can produce 3000 or 4500 PSI . Take it to a paintball store and normally they give you a fill for a dollar or so. If you are playing and you need to refill, go to the refill station, attach the fill hose to the air nipple while the tank is on the gun, press the lever or button until it is filled at the correct pressure.

You cannot openly carry paintball guns anywhere. you must keep it in a case, with gun, air and paint separate until you are home or at the field.

It all depends on what you are comparing the two markers to? The Invert Mini is a very good marker. However, it's small. For kids (10-14yrs old) I think this gun is perfect for them. But for the older teens and adults it can be a little, too small! The good thing about the Mini is that it doesn't have the hose exposed. That is pretty much the 'major' difference between the Mini and other high-end markers. The Dangerous Power G3 is also a very good marker. Between the G3 and the Mini... I prefer the G3. It's just as light (if not a little lighter) than the Mini. And if you have a problem with the marker, dangerous power's customer service is amazingly helpful. To me, customer service is very important. Conclusion: Both the Mini and G3 are very good markers. It just depends on how much $ you are willing to spend on a marker. Both markers cost about the same. They cost roughly about $300.00. For that amount of money you really can't go wrong with any of the the two. But if, by chance, you do have a problem with any of the markers? I hear that Dangerous Power's customer service is amazing! Hope this helped!

I wont delete this response but I will say neither in my honest opinion is a good choice, both have issues of their own. The G series is loud and has bad efficiency and are known to have some bugs (not all G series markers will but more than adverage) the mini is a backwards design that uses a non-serviceable regulator, is often too small for people and custom sized o-rings that can only be had through empire. Two better choices in the same price range are the proto rail and the Platet eclipse etha

Yes--as long as no firearm is used. It is important that, to avoid any possible legal problems, a felon wishing to hunt contact his attorney to verify the hunting laws in his local jurisdiction.

Usually- no. First, hunting and shooting may not be permitted in some areas of higher population as a safety measure. Second, rabbits are game animals, and there seasons and regulation for the taking of game. Hunting season usually is not during growing season for a garden. In some severe cases, the authorities may issue a permit to destroy animals that are damaging a crop- but that is rare, and you would need to check with the game wardens in your area. There ARE rabbit repellent products you can buy and use on your garden.

The purpose of the barrel is to direct the projectile and to contain gases pushing the projectile.

Barrels are also commonly used to mount sights.

no, the paintball gun is dangerous and is not allowed in some places.

if you are asking about some back woods then the answer is yes, its gennerally just fine, if the property belongs to someone ok it with them first, if it is city property it is gennerally a good idea to contact your local police first and ok it with them, in a public place is never a good idea (parks, walking trails etc) just make sure the general public is well out of range and you should be fine

my dad sells them for about $43 to $50. is that what you wanted?

Well, the Brass Eagle brand of paintball markers is a very basic line of paintball guns but my opinion of a good paint ball gun is anything that will satisfy you. If you are a beginner and just want to try the sport a suggest a T-Storm it is a favorite of mine and is good as a secondary weapon or maybe a primary with the right barrel it will do quite a distance and you will get a good 10,000 shots before it needs repairs.

Yes, paintballs will always hurt, if you cannot feel them under your clothes, you are technically cheating.

Although it hurts to get hit with a paintball, you can't wear extra padding because the point is for the paintball to break. Experienced players feel the paintball much less because they are accustomed to the pain. If your adrenaline is pumping really fast during the game, you are likely to not feel the shot too much.

Well...Paintball can hurt at sometimes. If you are a brand-new starter and have not played yet, wear maybe a sweatshirt and sweat pants. If you are anywhere between a intermediate player and a pro you should look into getting jersey, paintball pants, your own helmet,gun,hopper,HPA, etc...

Be more specific! There are many different kinds of paint, having many different degrees of toxicity. It helps to know what the exact ingredients are. Although dogs and humans do not react exactly the same way to everything (for example, chocolate is poisonous to dogs) almost everything that is poisonous to human beings is also poisonous to dogs. The biochemistry of the two species is not that different.

Yes. The A-5 E-Grip can be purchased as an upgrade or a complete marker package.

No, it will break in a month or less, never buy any gun under 90 dollars if you expect to play more than a few games.

I would not recommend buying any Stryker or non MR Spyder products some cheap starter guns that are worth looking into are the Azodin Kaos, the us army alpha black, the us army carver one and the spyder MR1.

Those guns are not mass produced therefore you cannot buy them.

While those particular guns, if they even really worked, are not available, you can find real blow paintball guns. Just do an internet search for 'em!

some paintball guns are but then you can get a dye matrix 2009 that weighs only 1.4 lbs. or you can go with a tippman which or 2+ lbs alone then you need a tank and hopper and paint so they can get up there