equipment you need.

paintball now a days

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paintball now a days is a very expensive roll playing sport ,today the guns or mostly reffred to markers are very technologic the offer a wide range of tweaks than the old pump markes wich were single fire and you had to cock it back every time, to shoot. now we have fully automatic guns 3 round burst and more. also the bunkers have changed,now they are mostly made out of plastic,before they were made out of wood , trees etc....

parts of a marker

parts of a marker

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well I am going to teach you the basic parts of a paintball marker first the most important the air tank were the co2 or psi is placed to let go a small quantity of air to push the paintball , the barrell is were the paintball travels through to the target,the hopper is where the paintballs are stored and last but not least the body . the body is were the sets of springs and o rings are that make the marker work

does it hurt??

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you l usually  feel a slight sting that will quickly fade  paintballs can also cause welts and bruisesdepending on the speed of the ball, the distance the ball travels, and where onyour body the ball hits. To keep things fun and safe, be sure to keep your gunfiring slower than 280 feet per second, and never shoot people from less than20 feet away.  How much a paintball hurtsalso depends on how much padding or protection you wear.

Paintball history

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In 1981, a group of friends developed a game of survival where the are two teams and you had to eliminate all the enemies from the other team It began simply as game between the "city boys"With safety in mind, they needed a markerthat could tag people without harm,and when they were searching equipment in a farming catalog, they found paint spray guns used to mark animals for breeding

first paintball game

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The first real paintball game was officially performed in June 02, 1981, with a few friends that played against each other between 100 hectares of forest.

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small video of a match

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marker

marker

protective gloves (optional)

protective gloves (optional)

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elbow pads (opcional)

elbow pads (opcional)

neck protector (opcional)

neck protector (opcional)

protective mask

protective mask

protective knee pads

protective knee pads

chest protector (opcional)

chest protector (opcional)

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