Paintball

Have you considered going to a paintball field? A buddy of mine just had his bachelor party at a paintball field and it was a blast. He said he was sick of the cliche bachelor parties and wanted to do something different. We got to run around and shoot each other with paintballs, it was the ultimate guys day.

My buddy said he went to a reputable paintball website (see related link below) to decide on a field...you just type in your zip code and they'll show fields near you. Pretty sweet.

No, the FPS will stay the same. The size of the tank determines how many shots you can take before you have to refill it.

No. Each speedlfeeds only fits certain types of loaders, however some can be rigged with superglue to fit any loader.

depends on what is wrong with it. if its just a simple leak down the barrel it could just need some oil or the cup seal replaced.

There is a rubber piece, called an o-ring around your tank at the top of the valve. When it was cut, damaged or fell off,the tank and the ASA (where you screw it in) no longer make a perfect seal, and co2 goes everywhere. You just need to replace the oring, and put some lubrication on in. You cannot reuse o-rings.

No, you can buy pads, but you will be ridiculed. The abdominal and pectoral areas are probably the best to get shot in pairwise.

the standard size is 68, there are a few off sizes like 43, 40 and 50 but the vast majority of paintball markers use 68 caliber and therefore it is the cheapest

Insurance requires fields to make the minimum age ten.

Depending on the condition, a KP2 can fetch up to $450.

Well, there are several factors involved that make shooting easier, but very basically speaking, if you put the sights in the right place and operate the trigger properly, the bullet will go where it is supposed to every time. Those are the two most important things.

Other than that, it's easier to shoot accurately with a longer barrel and if the gun fits your hand properly.

The first thing is usually a new, longer barrel.

400 +shipping to Canada online. They are usually only slightly higher, because of Tippmann's fairly large Canada branch (which mainly produces non sponsored versions of the US ARMY series markers).

Orange fill. Green fill. Yellow fill.

Simply put; you cant. It would require quite a bit of engineering and material to make it happen, and would be more cost effective to simply buy a 3 stage compressor. You can however set up a fitting in place of your high-pressure regulator that fits your compressor to directly run your marker from it, if you have a low-pressure marker... If you dont have at least an intake filter, and preferably a dryer on your compressor, DONT DO IT! (you'll short your solenoid)

there is a free place on california st in redlands you have to buy your own paint and fiull your own tanks tho but it is a cool place with a bunch of cool people

. $38

Impossible; you must buy a new one.

Yes it can, with a high pressure tank.

You can remove the 12 gram co2 can by releasing the magazine and unscrewing it. Remember that you do not get to save the gas, as it is all lost once you remove it.

Yes, paintball is illegal in italy. My friend moved there and came back this year. He said that it is illegal there.

1. You can use co2 tanks if they are the anti-syphon tanks or if you put that on your tank put even then they are not recommended.

I'm assuming you already bought the Flatline barrel. That is bad news, since there are Flatline barrels with Picatinny rails mounted on them. Unfortunately, there aren't many ways to mount a bipod if you can't put a picatinny rail on it somewhere.

No. the only full air canisters are 12 gram CO2 cartridges, all others are sold empty under law.

its called a remote line or remote hose.

For a beginner who is renting, its about 50 dollars per person. If you have your own gear, and on certain days, it can be down to 35, paint included. If you have a large group you can usually get a discount.