Paintball

For the most part no, while there are some exceptions like Olie Lang most players are given gear, air fair and hotel when going to an event but no paycheck. Some receive very but all of their games, practices and travel costs are paid for by the sponsoring party and they have some form of a job back home when the event is over.

There is no limit but you need at least 3 people for a 3v3 match. There are no 2v2 or 1v1 matches except on special tournament occassions as a suprise match. Some teams have 50 people in them but only play 5 at a time or 7 at a time. Some teams are scenario teams and have anywhere from 100 to 1000 members that play about 5 games a year.

It really depends on your position but here would be the best for them:

Frontplayer: light quick speedball gun like an ego or impulse

midplayer: well balanced gun like: X7 phenom, Sp1, tm15

Backplayer: something that can lay down serious fire like: dual A5's

sniper: the most accurate gun on the market is the first strike t4 and the Spec ops Longbow

Best perfomance is all about your opinion, however there are measures you can do to keep it at that level. This includes, cleaning the bolt after every play. Cleaning the marker in general. Finally, replacing any old or slightly damaged parts quickly.

Hopper or Loader

With such a low quality gun, there is no need to get upgrades really. Any cheap barrel and low end electric loader will be fine.

They are for two different styles of play, but in terms of speed and ergonomics, the Rail would be the best gun overall.

Pressure in a paintball marker is usually referring to the tank, or the gun itself. Only HPA tanks come in variable pressures (3000-4500-5000 psi). The other pressure is controlled by a regulator, which is the operating pressure (150~200 psi) which is the pressure kept needed to fire and re-cock the gun.

The filling for a paintball is a mixture of liquid and coloring agent. The liquid is usually a nontoxic oil like vegetable oil or cod liver oil. Most of the time, the coloring agent is simple food dye.

The Promaster comes with 4 modes of firing and On/Off ASA. Overall it is a better gun out of the box then an Ion. The only problem is IDC does not make this marker anymore. With numerous upgrades, an Ion would smoke a Promaster, though this means putting in an extra $200-300

In a scientific context (as this question is officially categorized) CP stands for charge parity. But it can also stand, in other contexts, for Canadian Pacific, as in the CP railroad, and doubtlessly various other things.

Or Cp as in clubpenguin (www.clubpenguin.com)

The initials CP stand for Christina Perri!

There are no set laws for paintball in states, there are however country laws. Usually they are more towards common sense. If you are located in a rural area, away from the public, you are more then welcome to shoot paintballs. Though if you live in an urban area, this could pose a problem seeing as you are near the public with lack of protection for them.

No.

No you don't. Tanks must be emptied at fill stations anyway. CO2 tanks can store pressure for a very long time, so you can use it for several games over several days.

First you want to remove the barrel, tank and hopper. then you need to take out the pins and slide out the rear assembly, as well as disconnecting the tombstone and the trigger assembly. Then you need to put a small amount of oil on all of the o rings, clean out any paint or grease, then reassemble it.

There is not licencing for paintball markers.

there are two screws where it meets the gun, unscrew those and slide it out

Starter: Tipmann, Spyder, GoG, or invert.

Intermediate: Dangerous Power, Planet Eclipse, WGP, azodin

Pro: DLX, Dye,Bob Long, and some Dangerous Power.

The best for pro is Bob Long

Intermediate best is a tie between Planet Eclipse and Dangerous Power

Starter best is invert.

Checkering is cutting or carving very thin parallel lines into the wood. This is done with a very fine chisel blade, called a checkering tool.

Try E-paintball.com, ANSgear.com, and the spyder official site.

No, the screw set is off and there is holes for the cyclone feed.

HPA stants for 'High Pressure Air'. They are becoming the new standard in paintball propellants--replacing Co2. They are usually steel, or carbon fiber wrapped bottles that can hold air pressures from 3000psi to 4500psi. This air is the regulated down to 200-800psi so it can be used in your paintball gun. This is the differences between 'high and low pressure' HPA tanks..the regulated output from the tank.

Firstly check if your tank still has pressure. Secondly if it uses batteries, check that they are full. If that does not work, completely disassemble and clean and re-lubricate your gun. Then take it to a shop if this continues.

You hold both of the strap adjusters and pull them outward. If it only has one adjuster, pull it to the side that tightens it, usually left.