Paintball

Atleast 18, or you can go with an adult and get it

Co2. Buying a Hpa tank for a cybrid is money that should be spent on a better gun.

No, you cannot purchase a paintball gun until you are 18.

No paintball guns are waterproof, do not submerge them, even partially in water.

Sometimes paintball is know as a specific type of game, such as woodsball or speedball.

It all depends on your area. If you live in close housing areas, that is very public, then yes. But if you are in the back areas that are wooded, and there are no houses near, then it is legal. Check with your neighbors before playing though.

Everywhere in Australia the age is 15, and it is absolutely necessary to present a photo I.D wherever you play. You need to be 18 and hold a Firearms Licence to purchase and own a paintball marker, and all firearm safety laws must be followed(Eg, Secured Case etc.)

Also, seeing as your in NSW, might I suggest Action Paintball in Sydney? It's considered one of the best in the country. Also, you may want to head up to Ipswich (West of Brisbane, QLD) for the NPF field, because I have personally been there, and it is incredibly fun.

98? or 98 custom? I don't think you can put one on the old 98s or the customs actually there might be a special made e-trigger for the 98 customs but the reason why I say you cant is because if you look at a 98 custom or 98's inside theres no where really for the whole trigger to come off whereas the A5 or X7 the entire trigger system comes off handel, trigger, firing modes, everything its basically half of the back part of the gun coming off

the ASA or Air Source Adapter is the part that connects the Co2/CPA tank to the gun, usually via macroline, and is usually found on the bottom of the grip. an on/off ASA is one that can be turned on and off, to make changing tanks easier.

It depends on what you are going to use it for. If you are going to use it for woods ball, the best money can buy is a Real Action Paintball Breda M37 8mm Machine Gun (.68 Cal).

If you are going to use it for speedball, the best money can buy is probably the Dye DM9, DXL Luxe, Ego 09, and Geo 09. All are very expensive but amazing guns in their own way.

no the best and most expensive p-ball gun to go with is the eclipse SL74 i belive that its around 2000 dollars.

I am a fan of the slg, but it has some minor problems, but it is a good gun for 200. I have a dangerous power g3 that runs for about 300, I am in love with that gun. Dont get any of the smart parts garbage, not even a shocker

at best the SLG is a high entry level marker, it is a sear tripped blowforward, anything with a sear is not worthy of being called mid end, the G3, has a host of issues and in todays market is a pretty poor attempt at an unbalanced spool, compared to other unbalanced spools (mainly the PMR and ion XE) it is much louder, has more kick, gets worse efficiency and tends to break more offten, for that 200-300 price range look into a used PMR, Mini, or if you can find it a used F8, these will be your best options in the mid range category that will do wonderful at speedball

This all truly depends on the area you are in. New Jersey has mostly urban cities, therefore it would be difficult to shoot it in your backyard without being unsafe. To make life easier, go to a paintball field.

Most shops will let you buy a gun at age 18. Though with your parents, you can buy at any age.

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There are no age restrictions in the state of Texas.

Yes you can! You have to wear safety googles and be next to a parent.

Yes, you can. Its often times referred to as "Woodsball".

"Can u play in a random place (Woods) without a proper company that doesnt own it?

From the retailer, Choice Paintball Guns, there are many paintball masks which are safety rated and stylish. Some of these masks are Dye Invision I4 Pro, Proto Axis Pro Mask, Save Phace DISS Series, and V Force Armour Goggle. The prices range from $25 to $120.

Is it legal to transport a paintball gun to Canada from the United States?

Yes it is. As long as it is not a replica you should have no problems. Don't have it assembled or aired.

And I hope you're not trying to take it carry-on on a plane...

I would recommend the SLG because with the smart parts ion u have too upgrade it a lot to make it a great gun, with the slg itz fine right out of the box it comes with a better board an asa already on the gun and a clamping feedneck.

What are you going to be using the gun for... Are you going to just playing every once in a while or all the time... in the woods or speedball... if you've never played before you should get a cheap gun and see if you like it

In general, Spyder's "walmart" series are not that well built. They tend to be worse at performance and durability than even their "clone" counterparts. A much better alternatives are the Azodin blitz and Smart Parts Vibe, which cost slightly more, but will perform much better.

By law, 18 to buy, under 18 you can be supervised by an adult to use them. But it is illegal for someone under 18 to take the marker off the premises without an adult. :)

Very much so. Paintball guns come in .43 .50 and .68 caliber, none of which can be used in place of the other. .50 and .43 caliber has been shown many times to be inferior to the common .68 caliber however. The size/mass/volume/and ballistic coefficient of the .43/50 cal are not able to match the performance that the .68cal is able to produce currently.

Also within the .68 caliber range there are differently manufactured paintballs averaging about .685 but usually range +/- .015.

This paint bore, and its matching to the barrel bore is the most important factor in accuracy: If a ball is smaller than the insides of a barrel (barrel bore) the ball may bounce around inside the barrel as it travels. This will cause in-accuracy. However a ball that is bigger than the barrel bore may break inside the barrel from the friction. It is common belief that finding the proper fit between paint and barrel (paint to barrel match) makes for the best effect.

hi my dad and i are looking to buy a few pinball guns. i live in western australia pinjarra and we live on a 5 acre block. we have done some research but all of the sights are not applicable for where we live. what licensing do we need for maybe 4 pinball guns and how much will it cost??. please help because i really want to get some paintball guns

High pressure air, and all air for that matter, is about 78 percent nitrogen, so it is nicknamed a "nitrogen tank" . So a HPA tank is supposed to be filled with "nitrogen" which is really just air.

Your local zoning ordinance may have limitations on noises that are defined as creating a public nuisance. Even without an ordinance, you cannot operate any business that creates a public nuisance if there are people nearby who want to stop it. It is a question of whether the abutters want to sue or have the town/county take action by itself.