Paintball

Yes, as long as it has two holes for the banjo hoses.

The question is not which is better, but rather what your preferance is. The etrigger will allow you to adjust your rate of fir (ie. semi-auto, full auto, and 3 round burst). Where as the response trigger uses air to push the trigger forward after it has been pulled back. Therefore, in essence if you find the "sweet spot" you will have the trigger bounce of your finger and give you simulated full auto. The drawback is no control over the rate of fire. The advantage is that it has no electronics or batteries. So, again its your personal prefferance.

Common things to carry in pockets are a squeegee and a towel. Anything breakable (radios, paintballs) or anything dangerous (screw drivers, hex keys) should not be carried in pants pockets.

The legal insurance age to play paintball is 10, so theoretically a 10 year old, with enough skill could join a pro league.

"Tyler Harmon was the youngest professional paintball player in history when he made his debut with the Oakland Assassins at the age of 14, in 2003."-KGB.com

Nearly any spyder model will shoot the same as as the Bt omega. However it has a less durable design and will not look as "milsim" as the Omega was built for.

Wet cloth.

The power tube holds the valve and velocity adjuster, also it helps in redirecting airflow of the marker.

Any stock built for the Tippmann 98 series, including the project salvo, alpha black and the non Tippmann BT4. A5/x7 ans spyder mr stocks will not fit.

Depends on what calibre hes taking, corporal resistance and most importantly where he takes the shots. In limbs, with a 22 i reckon you could get quite a few shots in there before the poor guy bled to death, If you gave it to him with a 9mm or higher in the head heart or a main artery, it'd be a matter of seconds.

if the main spring gets stretched or damaged. It should not need to be replaced regularly like orings.

i doubt it, it costs a lot of money on upkeep for a paintball field and that money has to come from somewhere. to make absolutly sure, call your local paintball store.

co2 tanks are fine for stocks. But if you want more they make caps for the end of the co2 tanks that have a thing like a stocks end. (opsgear.com has em) But as long as the stock outreaches the co2 its good

Yes. If you keep firing your gun without any lubrication, the O rings will eventually wear down and your gun will leak or cease to function.

if its outside of a game it can be taken as assault, same as if you attacked someone with a baseball bat

Yes you can, just shoot at a field nearby.

It depends on what marker you have, a marker like a 3.5 Excellerator, Tac-5 (any marker of the TAC-5 brand) or a similar marker like these, you can use HPA in.

Smart Parts made a few wrong moves and tied up their money in the wrong places. The attempted to go along with the .50 cal "revolution". However, the success of this change was not what was expected therefore that brought Smart Parts in the red. The other bad move was the release of their $1,000 marker the 2009 impulse. This was a flop due to the consumer it attempted to appeal to (planet eclipse has a hold on poppet valve markers.)

This and the lack of appeal in the shocker and ion markers have led to Smart Parts to "Temporary close"

smart parts had a creating hand in the .50 "revolution" they werent just on the band wagon, they created the band wagon that nobody else really jumped on, spyder has a few markers but when .50 flops they will not take the huge hit SP will/is. the other bad decision on SPs part was GI milsim, a company that has a president who signed a no contest agreement when he left another paintball company (i forgot which that was off the top of my head) so that is why GI-milsim can not produce any .68 caliber marker right now unless he is gone from the presidents seat.

there isn't another word for paintball.

and who exactly are you suppose to get it there! >:[

they are pretty much identical, both lightweight aluminum 2 piece barrels, take your pick

America. "San Diego Dynasty". Kinda obvious. But they started as "The Iron Kids" or something in some old league that doesnt exist anymore, "The Great Western Series", and then they were known as the KAPP Factory Team which gave them their opportunity.

They are milled from a block of aluminum into the bottle shape, the the brass valve and its parts are assembled and put onto the bottle.

68/4500. high enough pressure for a Tippmann and just the right size.

eBay is the best way to sell

It depends which gun you have. Typically I could use any where between 30 and a 100. Using a sniper about 30 to 40. A semi auto-matic would be about 50 to 70. And a fully auto-matic would be about 90 to 110. Hope this helps. Thats all for 1 game.