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Cheap Versus Paintballs

By: Reed Manuel | 2010-05-04 | Extreme
Have you ever shot paintballs? And do you want to shoot expensive ones? When you come to find a brand you like, nothing should stop you from finding it for the cheapest possible, is it true? read more

Paintball Masks

By: Justin Morgan Tuttle | 2010-03-27 | Extreme
When you play paintball, you would like to protect your face. And by wearing a paintball mask, you can do exactly just that. A paintball mask is an important protective gear worn when playing paintball. read more

Getting Hopped Up On Paintball

By: Christine Harrell | 2011-04-12 | Article Marketing
Paintballs are small, compact, ammunition like bullets, so all guns need hoppers. A typical hopper sits on top of the paintball gun and holds about 200 paintballs. There are a few kinds of paintball ... read more

The Paintball Hopper - Different Types

By: Kevin Green | 2010-03-28 | Extreme
The paintball hopper, or loader, is the part of the gun that stores the ammo and feeds it into the chamber. The hopper type will greatly affect the speed, reliability and weight of the marker. Although there is a wide variety of paintball hoppers available on the market, they fall broadly into four main categories: force fed, agitating, gravity fed and stick fed.This article will highlight the differences between the types. read more

Paintball Equipment - 2 Cheap Online Sources For Paintball Gear

By: heys doke | 2010-09-08 | Internet Marketing
Like most sports, if you play them at a competitive level you will need to invest in decent equipment. This can be expensive especially if you plan to buy competition level paintball equipment. So in this article I will outline 2 sources that you can use to find paintball equipment for cheap. Ebay - There are many power sellers on e-bay who sell directly from wholeseller's offering paintball gear for relatively cheap in compari read more

New Paintball Guns - How to Get Paintballing Guns For Cheap

By: Oliver Anye | 2010-03-28 | Extreme
Most people who play paintball at one point or another end up buying their own paintball guns for convenience and better performance. A good paintball marker can cost anywhere from £200 to over a £1,000, which is a large amount of money for your average paintball player. read more

Paintball Helmet Cameras For Everything Paintball

By: Nikki D | 2010-03-27 | Extreme
So you're interested in recording all your paintball games. To become a complete paintball pro, you might want to consider using a helmet camera on your paintball gun or helmet to help sharpen your game skills. read more

Paintballs - The Difference Between Cheap and Expensive Paintballs

By: Oliver Anye | 2010-03-30 | Extreme
If you play paintball on a regular basis then one of the biggest expenses behind all of the kit is going to be the paintballs. Because of this some people opt to purchase the cheapest paintballs they can get their hands on, while others are willing to buy the more expensive brands. So in this article I will outline for you the main differences between cheap and expensive paintballs, so you can decide for yourself what route you want to take. read more

Electric Paintball Markers

By: Debra Atkins | 2010-04-02 | Extreme
There are some very good and experienced paintball marker manufactures that provide a large assortment of different markers for your paintball experience. The paintball gun is known as the marker. The paintball gun or marker was first developed for the logging industry and the farmers to mark the livestock and the trees. Of course it didn't take long for a grouping of individuals to get together and embark on the sport of paintball games. read more

How Much Paintballs Cost

By: Layne Emerson | 2011-07-04 | Recreation & Sports
Paintballs can be found at many prices all the way from the more expensive, tournament grade paintballs, to the cheaper ones suitable for recreational paintball games and practice. read more

Paintball Ghillie Suit

By: Mathew Paterson | 2010-04-01 | Hunting
A Ghillie suit, also known as a Yowie suit, is a form of camouflage, typically a net or cloth garment. The Ghillie suit combines a variety of camo netting, hunting blinds, and rifle camo, covered in loose strips of cloth or twine, sometimes even made to look like leaves and twigs. Supposedly the Ghillie suit was developed by some Scottish gamekeepers as a portable hunting blind. The Loval Scouts, a Scottish Highland regiment formed by the British Army during the 2nd Boer War, is the first military unit known to use Ghillie suits. The Loval Scouts also officially became Britain's first Sniper Unit. read more

Paintball Markers: Serious Toys

By: Christine Harrell | 2011-04-12 | Article Marketing
A paintball marker, or paintball gun, is a device that shoots marble-sized, paint-filled balls. A hopper sits on top of the gun and the ball drops into the chamber, which then releases a burst of air ... read more

Basics Of Paintball Guns

By: Christine Harrell | 2011-04-11 | Article Marketing
The paintball gun is the key component to the sport of paintball. The gun-like device, often referred to as a marker, because it is used to mark one''s opponent with a targeted ball of paint. It is vi... read more

Scenario Paintball Basics

By: Dan | 2012-06-07 | Extreme
Scenario paintball is growing faster than you think. Speedball will soon fall short to people playing woodsball. One of the reasons woodsball is so popular is because of its accessibility - you can play anywhere at anytime: open land, woods, grandpa's back yard, or anywhere there's an expanse of land large enough to shoot paintball guns. Scenario paintball also has a great variety of unique equipment available; the guns in this game replicate military rifles, other tactical equipment. read more

Homemade Paintball Bunkers

By: Layne Emerson | 2011-07-04 | Recreation & Sports
Homemade paintball bunkers can be made from practically anything you find in the dump, in the woods, or around the house. They just have to be tall enough to crouch behind in order to be effective. They can be as simple as rope tied between two trees with tarp over... read more