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Proto SLG all the way. Stay away from the spyders.

Nothing really at room temperature, except put unnecessary ware on your gun. You should always take the air out for safety reasons, being too easy to shoot when aired up, and possibly exploding at extreme temperatures.

Only use air tool or paintball specific lubricant. Never use aerosol lube like wd40.

Some high end markers require certain lubes, consult the manual or box before maintaining.

why is this marked for paintball.....?

and to answer your question..... no

you cant, sorry

no

Here are a few opinions from people who own the gun. Copy and paste: http://www.goosehuntingchat.com/viewtopic.php?t=1958

Simply no, the international custom code attached to the paintball markers reflects a code that unfortionatly require a clearing letter from the ministry of interior.

May be a drive but near Toledo there is warzone paintgames. It is a top notch indoor field in slvannia Ohio warzonepaintgames.com

You should check the dwell on the gun. Alot of times the gun will attempt to shoot faster then it can, therefore making the solenoid and bolt have to catch up.

Because companies make new products and stop making old ones. you can still find them, even though there are much better options for the price.

any .68 caliber will work, really though go to a paintball shop, anything from a store that is not paintball specific will be pretty bad paint that has been sitting there for months

If you, yourself, were being attacked you might have some justification for the use of non-lethal force, however (in my opinion) firing paintball missiles at someone would amount to an armed assault in defense of property. NOT JUSTIFIED! CALL YOUR LOCAL POLICE AND SIMPLY ASK!

Unscrew the barrel, take off the hopper. Then unscrew all of the medium screws and take the shroud out and the left receiver half off. then lift up the stock out of its set rings and relive pressure on the main spring. Flip the silver connector above the the front and rear bolts. Take it out and lubricate the rubber orings on both the bolts. Use only airtool or paintball lubericants, do not use aerosols like WD40 Clean out any other paint, dirt or grease with a paper towel. Put all of the parts back into place (there are may videos of this) then rescrew the screws in the marker.

Almost all barrels are made with a slight overbore. Too much overboring will cause the paintball to lack power.

Any CO2 tank with standard threading. It cannot use un-threaded disposable 12 gram cartridges without an adapter.

Proto is a division of Dye, much like Chevrolet is a division of GM.

Check to see what mode it is in. It may be in three ball mode, just not allowing the third ball to escape. Second check the dwell. Many times you have to adjust it due to the season. (P.S. the dwell is basically the cycles on the gun, if making sure the bolt can keep up).

A vertical adapter is what connects the air from the ASA (Air Source Adapter) to the proper places (the valve or any other parts controlled by air) This is where you can put a gas through grip, expansion chamber, regulator or anything that has the standard ASA threads and is attached to the ASA (horizontal/tank adapter)

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There is not a place where you can trade in Co2 tanks. Except possibly a pawn shop.

$260. The're also really old and hard to find so +/-$100.

In paintball there is very little use for magnifying crosshair scopes. The greatest magnification you would ever need is a cheap 4x scope, and that would only be accurate for a few guns, with impeccable paint to barrel match. The only guns that could use a scope accurately are the T4 first strike, and the SO longbow.

Most "snipers" use red dot or reflex sights, because it allows you to show where your shot will go(as accurate as paintballs can) and will not give you tunnel vision. Some scopes also cannot work with a paintball mask on.

Yes, Paintball is one of the fastest growing sports in america!