Paintball

All Co2/HPA tanks will fit any marker. Co2 cartridges will not.

You could ask them, but unless you are at least competing in state level tournaments, you will not get a sponsorship.

The solenoid can refer to two things:

The solenoid on electrically assisted sear tripper markers (like a Tippmann with electric trigger) the solenoid is an electro magnet that moves a long pole that trips the sear that fires the gun.

A solenoid valve is an electronically controlled valve (like on a Smart parts ion, or any gun you don't have to cock) it uses electric current to open and close.

Yes, just make sure to use a 4500 psi tank.

Do you mean the tippmann c3 propane gun.

sure, the NXL, PSP and millennium in Europe are still running, I am not positive whatever happened to the NPPL though

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there are multiple regional leagues. As far as the NPPPL it went under and the USPL bought the rights to the NPPL name.

It depends what marker you have. A low pressure electro-pneumatic gun (electrics like the Ion) may work on that level, but Mechanical blow-backs might not (like Tippmanns)

There is no count. New models come out every day and old ones go away.

look at the name tag on the gun

Because the electronic trigger runs on a battery, and without it, the sear will not depress and the gun will not fire. The only gun that can fire when its battery out is the Tippmann x7 phenom, and only in semi auto mechanical mode.

There is no age limit to shoot. you must be 11 to play and 18 to buy.

Spyder Vs1's are Semi-auto uncapped and 3 round burst. With about 70 extra dollars you can upgrade to a Tadoo Board, which allows NPPL, NXL, Full Auto, 15 round semi, etc. If you want full auto go with an Ion or possibly an Epiphany.

Paintball guns are not kids toys.

not at a real field, you have to be 10 years old to be able to play at a real field

Normally on the sides close to the bottom and other times on the bottom of the tank so hydraulic forces do not lift the tank up ALL depends on the situation at hand there is no set of rules as far as I know

It's a spyder clone. So youtube up some how-tos on spyder maintenance

they are the different levels of competition and they vary for every tournament series the higher numbers are the lower levels of competition in the nppl (national professional paintball league) has 5 divisions divisions 3, 2 ,1, semipro, and professional.

I dont think so. It might of hurt it but its not dead.

Just about any regulator with standard threading will work. The threading is the same as any dye, custom products and other manufacturers regulator.

No way on a filled one, an empty would be difficult.

The invert mini can only run on HPA. Using Co2 can damage the regulator and solenoid

Get a Tippmann 98 Custom, This marker allows you to call the shots because it's the most customizable marker on the market. And it's easy. All of the Tippmann accessories can be installed with the same tools that you use to take the marker apart. The 98 Custom has the ability to accept the Flatline™ Barrel System, Sniper barrels, double trigger kit, the Response™ Trigger System, collapsible stock, drop forward, rear-cocking system, vertical adapter kit, vertical and expansion chamber kit and the low pressure system.

With its all aluminum die cast receiver and new, extra-sturdy finish, the semi-automatic 98 Custom includes marker and maintenance pack (barrel sleeve, oil, wrenches, cleaning cable, and spare tank O-ring. Other features include a quick-release feeder elbow, removable front grip to accept expansion chamber and vertical kits, and a 200-round hopper. It's fully compatible for CO2, compressed air, or nitrogen.

I've been using mine for a year and I've dropped it from a one storey building and it was still fine. Sturdy and not easy to break. It doesn't cost that much either, you can get a basic package for as little as $130. The upgrades can be expensive though depending on what you want.

Get a Tippmann 98 Custom, This marker allows you to call the shots because it's the most customizable marker on the market. And it's easy. All of the Tippmann accessories can be installed with the same tools that you use to take the marker apart. The 98 Custom has the ability to accept the Flatline™ Barrel System, Sniper barrels, double trigger kit, the Response™ Trigger System, collapsible stock, drop forward, rear-cocking system, vertical adapter kit, vertical and expansion chamber kit and the low pressure system.

With its all aluminum die cast receiver and new, extra-sturdy finish, the semi-automatic 98 Custom includes marker and maintenance pack (barrel sleeve, oil, wrenches, cleaning cable, and spare tank O-ring. Other features include a quick-release feeder elbow, removable front grip to accept expansion chamber and vertical kits, and a 200-round hopper. It's fully compatible for CO2, compressed air, or nitrogen.

I've been using mine for a year and I've dropped it from a one storey building and it was still fine. Sturdy and not easy to break. It doesn't cost that much either, you can get a basic package for as little as $130. The upgrades can be expensive though depending on what you want.

An outside organization hosts Airsoft games at Cousins in Manchester NJ every other weekend.

The only thing it could possibly be is your paint. If you leave paint in warm weather, they tend to bloat and become larger. Thus jamming in in the breach of the marker.

What I think you mean is high or low pressure, like for a HPA tank?

All spyders, bt's and tippmanns run on high pressure air which either means you should buy a 4500 psi tank. All guns should be chronographed for 295-300 fps, so all guns have the same velocity.