Paintball

If your box has 4 bags, 500 each.

Yes, paintballs will cause enough immediate pain to frighten away most animals. It is possible to stun small animals by shooting them repeatedly in the head, but this is considered animal cruelty. A single paintball will most likely not kill a bird the size of a goose, however it is not recommended.

it is 11 all over the US.

On the bolt cap there is a small twistable screw. Put an Allen wrench in there and it will go up or down. NOt sure witch way does what though.

The Air Source Adapter or ASA is the part of the marker where the propellant tank is screw in, and gas is released through the opening of the tank valve. Simple ASA's simply open the pin valve by having another stationary pin or bump press against the valve pin as its screwed in. More complex ASA's allow the player to adjust the activation pin through another means, so that the tank can be screw in and out without pressure and then opened by a screw or lever motion. Most ASA's also have a "bleed out" hole for excess gas to escape when the tank is unscrewed.

Paintballs are completely water based, therefore soap and water should take the stains right out. If it does not, try some armour all wipes to take off any remaining. If it is still there then most likely it did not come from a paintball.

A proto slg can use CO2 or HPA. I contacted DYE tech support because their website says it can, but the manual says no. Their reply was "All SLG's are able to be used on CO2. Only being able to use High Pressure Air is a misprint in the manual. It might have been copy and pasted from our other manuals. Since all of our other markers cannot use CO2." So, yes, you can use CO2

There is no "ak-47" paintball gun. there are many companies that make guns that are styled after the Kalashnikov series rifles. On the same note, Spyder makes several models of paintball guns, which vary from beginner "wallmart guns" to decent enough middle classed markers.

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they are essentially sharpies that look like knifes. the blade has felt covered in ink on the edges of the blade to simulate a cutting wound. i own one and got it online for 25$. mine is good, but you could probably find one for cheaper online somewhere. just google "paint ball knife for sale" and you should be able to find something.

You could try to play paintball in a wheelchair, but there is not event where only people in wheelchairs play. You would also need to play speedball (flat grass with inflatable bunkers) otherwise the terrain would be a problem. Besides this, a large part of paintball is using both hands while moving, and hiding all of your body behind a bunker, which would be frustrating to do in a wheelchair.

When a gun starts to run low on Co2, it will nor be able to re-cock properly, sending the bolt out , but not far enough to catch, and will repeat until there is no gas.

This happens to every gun e trigger or not.

Your marker could be leaking from a small pinhole in your frame, or it could be leaking out of the CO2 adapter itself. you may want to have it checked, if it is a electric marker, you could freeze your circuit board.

if you goggle x-ball you can see some pictures, if you youtube x-ball you can see some videos. It normally is teams of 5 or more. It is a one hit kill. so the first team to take the other team out wins. The hide behind inflatable bunkers. For more info google, youtube, and google images :)

It may get jammed up as it is designed to work on HPA.

Yes! some walmarts or Shore Sportsmen will, as well as any local paintball shops and fields.

Building one by yourself is very dangerous unless you have VERY solid knowledge in Pneumatics and Air-smithing.

Paintball guns run at high enough pressure that a poorly built body will burst and possibly damage nearby people/things.

Firstly NOS is Nitrous-Oxide, which is never used for paintball. "nitrogen" is another term for High Pressure Air tanks, because air is primarily Nitrogen. you must buy a HPA tank to use HPA. Not only can you not physically fill the wrong tank with the wrong gas, but It would destroy your burst disk if you tried.

Yes it is illegal to own a gun that does not have a serial number. It is also illegal to remove the serial number off a gun.

Spring 2006

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Idk but you can buy one from paintballGuns.net to buy one that lasts a long time and p.s. Buy the jt cybrid paintball gun for only $37.99 (+ shipping and handling) and it's a grat deal!

If I were you I would just call the company that makes the gun and see if they can help. good luck!

I'm assuming you have a Marlin model 1889, not 1887, as they never made a model 1887. The 1889 does have a patent date of 1887 on the barrel, so this is a common mistake. Any Marlin marked ".32W" on the barrel will normally be chambered for the .32-20 Win. cartridge.

The origins of paintball can be traced to the 1970s with the paintball marker used to mark trees and cattle. The first paintball game was played in New Hampshire in June, 1981 by Bob Gurnsey, Hayes Noel, Charles Gaines, and nine others. From there, the sport began to popularize quickly. The first recreational paintball field opened up in 1982. In 1983, the first tournament was held, with a grand prize of $14,000. The next year, 1984, saw the first indoor paintball field. In the late 80s, paintball fields began to appear in England and Canada. By 1991, fields were opening throughout Europe. In 1992, the National Professional Paintball League (NPPL) was founded and began hosting highly-publicized tournaments offering hundreds of thousands of dollars in prizes. By 1996, paintball fields and tournaments were being established and hosted all around the world. Paintball today is played by over 9.8 million people worldwide, according to the Sporting Goods Manufacturers Association International, making it the number 3 Extreme Sport behind in-line skating and skateboarding.

http://www.history.paintballx3.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=48&Itemid=27

just a lil side note, the first paintball gun is the Nelspot 007