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Joff

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18th Feb 03 at 09:47

Daimo - don't be seen is a better tip.

If you can be seen then you can probably be hit.

Good back players can cover the length of most sup'air fields so if you're spotted, you'll be outta there

jay@ffwd

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18th Feb 03 at 09:47

it dont hurt that bad................... the old pumps were the best laugh, you could run them hot, so would fire paint out at 330fps.

Joff

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18th Feb 03 at 09:52

You get used to the pain.

It probably hurts more on punter days when there's no discipline. Head shots hurt less as you'll have plastic goggles.

Body shots hurt enough to tell you you've been hit

Also, there's none of this 12 layer malarky - scrutineers check that you're not padding yourself up just for bounces

I prefer internal padding courtesy of Domino's pizza

jay@ffwd

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18th Feb 03 at 10:12

lol, i always find it hurts less on punter days, as you get hit by 1 paintball, rather than about 12....
Just sorted a nice new pair of JT flex 7 goggles
try www.paintballuk.com

Joff

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18th Feb 03 at 11:34

What's the site markers used at NPG?

jay@ffwd

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18th Feb 03 at 11:38

mixture at the mo, they are bringin in new guns so we have Tipmans, Black Dragons

Joff

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18th Feb 03 at 11:55

Nice.
Black Dragons or Black Draguns?

Colin

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18th Feb 03 at 17:43

Well im back from my Paint ball experience......and have to say, that was good fun

In 2 teams of 10, 6 games, ended with a draw.
Got shot loads, my ass and legs are numb

Couple of ppl got bad shots to the neck/face, and one guy started chasing me cursing and swearing

so shot him sum more

Great day out recommend it to everyone

luca2020

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18th Feb 03 at 18:22

aim for places where the skin is close to the bone

e.g. fingers, head, knee caps, shins, elbows, hip but to be honest it hurts where ever u shoot them

luca2020

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18th Feb 03 at 18:23

lol ok im a bit late then

Joff

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18th Feb 03 at 19:46

Waaay to late.

Colin - you think you hurt now, wait till tomorrow when your muscles get back at you!!

Ojc

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18th Feb 03 at 19:48

Paintballing is for gheys.

Get proper guns, fully auto replicas capable of firing 6mm plastic pellets over 70 metres and with a rate of fire of 1000 rounds a minute.

BlackQuads

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18th Feb 03 at 19:58

i went a couple weeks ago, it was snowing...stingy as fuck when it hit me!!

good fun though

Ojc

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18th Feb 03 at 20:01

Should'nt be fun! Its not serious enough, I see it as training for life.

BlackQuads

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18th Feb 03 at 20:04

U taking the piss mate?

It's an innocent game of panit balling, if u want to train for life join the army!

[Edited on 18-02-2003 by BlackQuads]

Colin.S

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18th Feb 03 at 23:32

quote:
Originally posted by Joff
Colin - I'll be interested to hear how the Rebel markers hold up - I've not heard many (any) good things about them outside of FatBobs!

I play at Diablo in Maidenhead most of the time, but sometimes at Campaign in Surrey.

I'll let you know after the 9th of march.
So if you have'nt heard any good things about the rebel markers what bad things have you heard?
I've also got a diablo sabotage, are they any good?(only cost me £35 new)

Colin.

Colin.S

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18th Feb 03 at 23:35

quote:
Originally posted by Joff
I play with Tippmann's at the moment - I've actually got a brand new Tippmann 98 Custom for sale (never been used!) if anyone's interested...

How much? My mates after a cheap marker.

Colin

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19th Feb 03 at 01:44

Ok.....Ok......got 11 bruises, but the free bar afterwards seemed to numb the pain

God I luv company expense visas

Pi55ed as a fart FOR FREE

luca2020

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19th Feb 03 at 01:49

quote:
Originally posted by Ojc
Paintballing is for gheys.

Get proper guns, fully auto replicas capable of firing 6mm plastic pellets over 70 metres and with a rate of fire of 1000 rounds a minute.

r u talking about fully automatic machine BB guns?

Colin

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19th Feb 03 at 01:51

Fuck getting shot by that

Joff

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19th Feb 03 at 08:23

No BB guns don't hurt as much - they're lower velocity and are classified as toys, hence why there's more regulations over the use of paintball markers.

Colin, the Tippmann won't be as cheap as say a Sabotage, but FatBobs sell the marker by itself for £140 new, so make me an offer.

It's not that I've heard so many bad things about them, more that people don't use them for a reason.

Site markers are typically the most reliable - they use Inferno's and Tippmanns. The markers are by no means the best, but they're the cheapest, easiest to maintain and most durable (what you want when you're starting out).

Once you've played for a few months, you'll want to upgrade to an electro marker like a Cocker, Shocker, etc.

Colin.S

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19th Feb 03 at 23:30

quote:
Originally posted by Joff
Colin, the Tippmann won't be as cheap as say a Sabotage, but FatBobs sell the marker by itself for £140 new, so make me an offer.

U2U sent

Joff

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19th Feb 03 at 23:43

I know

you got a reply

Colin.S

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19th Feb 03 at 23:53

Well it went the long way round cos i've only just got it.

You got a reply now

someone

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20th Feb 03 at 00:17

got invited paintballing in a few weeks time tonight with gokarting lot should be fun
£10 ticket with semi? automatic guns and refills for £5
and can be that one bloke dresses up as bin larden and the rest(40ish ) are after him!

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