Paintball

There is not really a "best" site for paintball gear. There are several that are all at the same prices, and the same stock. Certain ones may have deals or discounts at certain times, but there is no one website that is superior to all of the others. a few good ones will be listed in related links.

You could (theoretically) use any inert gas as a propellant. However - the availability of alternatives to the usual CO2 or compressed air might be hard to come by - or prohibitively expensive.

While there are (more expensive) gases that can be used instead of CO2; they are still going to be compressed air. Whatever air you choose is going to be forced into a chamber and released on demand.

Most other alternatives would be explosive in nature. Even real bullets create compressed air: the explosion of the gun powder creates an air pressure wave that forces out the bullet. Caps and blanks can be made without bullet tips but they create an explosive force and will still discharge whatever is in front of them; but using blanks to shoot paintballs risks rupturing the paint balls in the barrel; and even if it doesn't the target is going to be hit with a projectile being fired at potentially lethal speeds.

Other alternatives are springs and rubber band mechanisms; but these are typically easier to design for single fire and not machine gun style.

If what you are trying to do is avoid buying the CO2; you would need to design a compressed air system with a pump style where you are creating the air pressure yourself.

Yes a catagory A lisense if you are young you should be able to get a liscense from a shooting range if you shoot their. juniors usualy get category A anyway

A simple shake and shoot will be fine for a carver one, especially in a marksman role. If not, any cheap electric aggregation hopper will work.

Because paintballs are coming at you at around 204mph. Something with a hard shell and liquid fill will sting on the impact spot with the equivalent pain of a thick rubber band snap to the back of the neck.

Guns are inanimate objects and are thus neither good nor bad. Guns are tools that can be used for good, bad, or neutral purposes. True, but this depends on what you want to do with it. You can kill people with a knife but you can peel an apple and feed the hungry with it too. This depends on your personal opinion.

Yes it runs on batteries. It uses 9 volt batteries. You can use either disposable or rechargeable.

It depends on which marker you have and which trigger is on it. Typically the manual will tell you how to adjust it

In the five boroughs you are technically not allowed (as far as I know) to own one as airguns are regulated there but depends on the area may or may not be strictly enforced. However, as far as shooting at animals on your property may cause controversies and issues with animal abuse.

68 cubic inch 3000 PSI tank 45 cubic inch 4500 PSI tank (recommended) smaller and u will get more shots out of it i think.

By all means yes. If you were to get a bit of splatter or paint shell on your Tippmann Marker, it would be in your best interest to clean it off.

Tippmanns are mechanical markers, therefore water should not harm their internals. Even if they were to have an electronic component (e-trigger) they are still highly water resistant.

If you are looking to clean off your bolt, try to use a softer towel instead of a rougher fabric. Following this you should re lube all of the O-rings.

That depends on how much you are willing to spend and whether or not you want instant full auto or nxl full auto. Autococker Trilogies are good guns and they use the NXL auto, while if I was going to get a new gun right now I would get the Tippmann X7 Phenom it is semi or instant full auto.

Not enough information to answer the question. I know Icon has, at least in the past, made the Z1 and Z2, with the Z2 having such features as a quick detach barrel.

High quality of DM water is important for such industries as power generation, semiconductor and pharmaceutical where there are strict regulatory requirements.

The most common way to measure very low levels of ionic impurities in ultra pure water is on line analysis of conductivity and resistivity. DM water is often exposed to CO2 from the air, which increases its conductivity and gives the appearance of a contaminant in the water. Depending on CO2 concentration in incoming air water conductivity can be increased to ~0.8-1.5 µS/cm.

CO2 breather or CO2 Scrubber for DM Tanks allows you to keep stable pH and low conductivity of DM water.

probably wood or pipeing *edit* inflatable bunkers. http://www.actionvillage.com/AVI-Paintball/paintball-field-gear-sup-air-ball-sup-air-ball-field-packages . just wish i had some money and i would build one in my back yard Tires, Wood planks, Grades, Pipes, Trenches, etc. Old pieces of carpet nailed to trees are great. Also, think about digging foxholes or a large trench down the middle of the field.

no, a paintball marker should not be illegal in any town to own, however some towns will not allow the discharge of a marker.

a paintball bunker can be made out of almost anything you can think of really ive seen people make them out of wood and screen doors tires

Yes, the standard barrel has A5/x7 threads, but you can order it with 98/Alpha black threads.

Usually plastic. But they can be made out of wood, dirt, sand bags, or any other misc. item you can find.

Thomas 'Troll' Taylor (#77) is the front/snake player for the pro paintball team XSV. He's famous for his amazing moves off the break at the start of the game and, of course, his awesome mohawk. He started playing in 2001 in Modesto, California. He is also known for being very religious and thanking God for the opportunities he has been given playing paintball for a living. He's personally my favorite player for how skilled and modest he is.

Plays for XSV, has a mowhawk

For any paintball markers that runs on batteries with electronics (excluding mechanical markers that can be fitted with electronic grips) it's recommended you use HPA tanks. Aluminum tanks are your best bet. However, if you have a bit of extra cash and a stickler for hauling that extra weight, then there's carbon fiber tanks. Just make sure you get them hydro-tested every few years or so to make sure it's still safe to use.

The brands I know are good are Crossfire and Ninja as I've used them before. Guerrilla Air isn't bad either.

none, paintballs do not fly far enough or are accurate enough to make any kind of precision aiming devise usefull

what is the name of the gun on a tank

It depends on the manufacturer and the type of vest made - it could be some plain old plastic foam to something like neoprene.

Yes. Firstly you can't shoot anything that is not your property, second that is animal cruelty, and third, if you kill it that is a game law violation. Do not shoot any animal with paintballs.