Paintball

all the pistols that i know of are made to run off of the 9 or 12g disposable cartrages, you could probably find the right fittings to run one on HPA but that would require you to hold the HPA tank elsewhere and have a remote line going to the pistol

8 years old (Mini Paintball) and up.

No.

Not without significant modification at least. You should look into upgrading to something.... not plastic.

I would try lacquer thinner. Several years ago, during a bitter teacher strike, my neighbor's car was painted with graffitti. I removed it with lacquer thinner. Be careful and start with one spot to see how it comes out.

any synthetic marker oil made for paintball will do just fine, make sure it is paintball oil though. Do not use motor oil or WD-40. Gold Cup oil is the best paintball oil for blowbacks or the Gold Cup Final Solution grease for all high end guns.

The rex r2 is capable of full auto and burst modes. Whereas the r1 is confined to only semi auto. The r1 can be upgraded to use the full auto and burst modes but it needs a new chip to install the software on your gun.

No she is your mother and that's what they do.

The RSX is no longer made therefore you cannot buy one new.

i'm not that sure myself, but i think you will have to be at least fifteen (15) years old. 15 is the age they are allowed to hire. They mainly only hire 16+.

Large

Yes, paintballs around 300 feet per second can break the skin and cause bleeding at point blank distances.

12 bps or just holding the button down on original settings.

It is the third biggest extreme sport in the world.

Although I cannot give you an exact price as it varies from location to location, you have to take into account the cost of the land (which you will need a LOT of for multiple fields, especially woodsball), legal costs in your state/city, insurance*, rental equipment, paint import, bunkers, labor to set up the bunkers, maintaining the fields, utilities, etc. It is not cheap, and location is a huge part in a successful paintball facility.

-It is not cheap and varies a lot. It is probably a minimum 100K investment but that is for a small field in the middle of nowhere. A lot of successfull fields cost well over $500K to create.

*edit* Bunkers- http://www.actionvillage.com/AVI-Paintball/paintball-field-gear-sup-air-ball-sup-air-ball-field-packages (take a look at the price for the different packages) Netting- http://www.a-1paintballstore.com/products2.HTML?cat_id=10&subCat_id=173&subCat_title=Field%20Netting chronograph-http://www.amazon.com/dp/B000RQA5PW?smid=A2Y624Y5TXKSKI&tag=nextag-sg-delta-20&linkCode=asn (the classic one) then you got to pay for the land, rentals, air, paint, and all that stuff... its alot... i thought about building one but haha... tooo much

or if ur not a retard you can buy a feild in the centre of London for £1100 and get paintball guns for 50p from a car boot

All places give masks, and most rend out camouflage or chest protectors.

Id advise you to pad yourself up with jumpers, gloves, socks and anything else you can get to absorb the impact of the paintballs.

if they are sponcored, nothing. If not and for a top of the line custom jersey, Id expect $70-$100 per jersey

Roughly, a 12 oz may last you half a case. 20 oz maybe 3 bags. Because CO2 comes out in irregular amounts, there is no exact amount.

Basic models start around $180.

NPPL mode is the paintball electric board setting which is allowed in NPPL tournaments. It is semi automatic (non ramping or full auto) which is capped (restricted) to 15 balls per second. This means that even if you are pulling the trigger 20 times a second, only 15 balls will shoot.

No, cyclone feeds are only for Tippman markers, because they have a small port on the side that allows excess Co2 to flow from the valve, to power the cyclone feed.

The rail comes with a two piece barrel and has some slight changes, such as a new Feedneck, ASA (On/Off), Different Bolt, Ultralight Frame, and an aluminum body. The SLG has a bit older parts, and has a type of plastic for the body. This makes the pricing about 200 different between the two.

Yes. High pressure Air tanks (HPA) is compressed air, which is mostly Nitrogen. "Nitro" is not what HPA they are called, unless you are talking about Nitrous oxide, which is used in anesthetics and motor racing.

From a neutral standpoint, no. For the price you pay for it, you are getting a rubber gun, with bad performance. If you are looking for a good gun for the price maybe loook into the Vibe or Ion.

They are nearly equal in ability.

The Flatline puts a more consistent spin on the ball, but is always on and only does a backspin.

The Apex still does a good spin, but can be turned off and adjusted while playing without needing to take the barrel off.

You cannot use either them, for danger of overvolting the battery, which may cause it to explode. Find the correct Nickle-metal hydride battery charger.