Paintball

First thing is first, play the game. It is necessary to see if you like the game before you purchase equipment, which can be expensive. For the first few times use rental equipment, which is already included in the admission price. Most paintball establishments use quality products and are great to learn on. After learning “the ropes” decide if this is the game for you.

O.K. now that you have the basics there a few more thing you may want to purchase to help your game. Pads are great. Knee pads, elbow pads, armored gloves, and chest protectors are strongly recommended by me. Guys please wear a cup. A good set of camouflage is also necessary; blending in gives you the element of surprise. A good pair of hiking shoes is also a great idea; many fields have a variety of terrain including creeks and rock quarries. Now after spending all this money here is something that one-day will be very important. Buy a new barrel. Longer barrels are more accurate, and prevent balls from breaking in the barrel. CP makes great barrels, or if you have a Model 98, buy a Flatline. Like “hooking up” a car there are many options to “trick out” your gun, and equipment. See your local Pro Shop, and visit online sites for advise and purchases. A good shop is Global Paintball in Emmaus, Pe

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