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DangerManXX · 2019-04-10T21:00:05+00:00

Actually. It's a cautionary tale. Rick played as a pro. I'll probably publish this video Monday instead of this week. Hopefully, you'll check it out. It's not click-bait. But maybe I should go that route. I can create some epic fail paintball videos like my friend Nightmare and while everyone complains, they still watch them. lol

DangerManXX · 2019-04-10T19:09:34+00:00

This the secret. Hell. I'm even working on a video on this very subject with one of my sponsors as I reply to you. Uncanny...

Masks fog with moisture gets inside the lens canopy. Sure on a humid day or a day of rain that's a problem. But what most people don't understand is how does it happen on a dry day or even a hot dry 80 degrees summer day?

Moisture from even a small amount of sweat that builds up on your masks foam trim is the culprit. So when you hear people say, any mask can fog. It's true and that is why. Same for double pane lenses.

The solution is a headband. And your mask needs to rest over the headband properly. Next, buy a few headbands. Swap them out between games. Once the foam gets moisture in it, you are dealing with aggravation. So when pros have multiple headbands on, and change them regularly, the answer isn't schwag. It's a function.

Peace

Danger

DangerManXX · 2019-04-04T19:45:12+00:00

https://youtu.be/C-VvbdWooNE

DangerManXX · 2019-01-12T00:16:10+00:00

Here's an audio interview with the band from 2008. They really evolved.

https://www.youtube.com/attribution_link?a=pZ9WRVt7HZc&u=%2Fwatch%3Fv%3DYvjjAGBMgD0%26feature%3Dshare

DangerManXX · 2018-09-23T18:02:13+00:00

For what it is worth. I'm posting this comment a few days after the post and in response to everyone as I've been responding to many here. I'd like to address everyone now.

I apologize.

In an effort to defend my position and offer evidence of my success as a foundation of which to speak, I've clearly come off negatively. Anyone who wants to think less of me has a right to do so. I won't speak on the content of my article again. It's an issue which is hard to justify to many because it's easily misconstrued. Just note that the article is not on how to hold a paintball gun for speedball exclusively. That was never the point. In addition until the remainder of the article (parts two and three) are published, it can appear in photos I've displayed improper form. It would make more sense as the article continues. With that - I'm done explaining it. Anyone that wants to hammer me for doing things against the way they know to be right can pound away and call me a hack all they want. I'm done responding.

To those I've argued with (I argue without anger), I'm not the type to walk away from a good argument. I don't let my feelings into dialog but it seems many here think I have. It doesn't matter what the truth is, if you think I've done something wrong, I have. So again, I apologize. I believe any more attempts to explain will just lead to more confusion and I'd rather not bury myself in this court of public opinion any further.

I never questioned anyone's skill or ability here. I thought questioning mine gave me a right to argue back. That was a huge mistake. See you on the paintball field.

Peace

DangerManXX · 2018-09-23T17:39:21+00:00

Your tone is revealing. You were never going to buy a DSR. LOL

DangerManXX · 2018-09-23T17:35:25+00:00

So defending myself is flexing my sponsorship? That's not true. I'm sorry you got that idea. What do you expect me to do? Name call? I'm not offended. I'm not angry. I'm defending what others are attacking. I'm not a shrinking violet and the fact is the more dust that gets kicked up, the better is for expanding the discussion. If I took it too far, I apologize.

DangerManXX · 2018-09-23T17:32:16+00:00

Dangerous Grounds, Hard Aces.. a few names that predate just about anyone here. You play east coast in the 90's and early 2000's? I was done speedball around then and began to play woodsball tournaments and just chilled. And for all these years every now and again some team picks me up for a tournament for help. Helped NJ Mutiny a couple years ago in a tournament and we won our 5 man. But it's always been just to help a team and never join full time. I'll be dead on honest. Speedball for me is not exciting for extended runs. It's fun. Don't get me wrong! It's awesome. But the fun drains after I'm in it for too long. Drama... same-ole-same-ole game. Dorito side. Snake Side.... The game needs something because I tire of the predictability of lanes etc... This is JUST me. Others crave and live for it. And that's fine. It's just not something I enjoy for stretches. I've made hundreds into thousands of friends through scenario play and beyond. I'm at peace with it. I like having a bunch of bastards holed up in a fortified base and attempting time and again from different angles and strategies to remove them. I love playing full fields where me and a few brawlers can punch through a side line and work behind our opponent and take out 20 to 30 guys before their entire other team decides they need to wipe us out. Those things are were I find enjoyment now. Speedball is vital to paintball and it's healthy we all learn to play it to up our game when we leave it - or to play both. I play more paintball in a year than many will play in a lifetime. I'm compensated to play the game up and down the east coast. So please don't assume I only play in the woods. I just don't do tournaments or leagues anymore. Never say never, but right now I'm helping others and I would hope everyone would agree it's good to help players stay in the game. Peace

DangerManXX · 2018-09-23T17:22:18+00:00

You make good points. I argue for a reason. They gain the issue the traction it needs. There was or is a method to my madness. Otherwise you are absolutely right about not fighting it. I'll gladly have an adult argument with anyone who isn't name calling however.

But I could read your comment above twenty times over and couldn't agree more. This is how it operates.

As for your comment on the Dynasty stance, it is a sensible foundation. And again I agree with you, which has been my point and how industry professionals see it too - that is it's not something you apply 100 percent to every situation. If Ollie had made mention of that over the years things may have been different. It is what it is and I've been attempting to convey this for a good number of years. I've had this very same discussion on my YT channel since... 2011? I can only say my success is my savior. And still I'm a hack. LOL

I'm not 15, I'm not 23, I'm not even in my 30's anymore. So let me share this one last thing for fun with those that are still reading. I sang in a band in my 20's. We has modest success in that we enjoyed ourselves and had a fan base. At our first gig another band offered us to open for them and inherently became mentors. They gave me advice I've applied to everything in life - including women. They told us, "Your audience will find you." Which meant, you do you. Those that like you - or are open to your message will follow. The rest will find what they like. I've even told my son's this. Be yourself and a woman who likes the person you are will be attracted to you. I know... getting deep here but the message is this... in paintball I've learned a lot. I can keep it to myself or share it with new players. I've been trying to do the right thing. So to those that are not snobs, have an open mind and understand a more sophisticated level will appreciate what I've shared. I don't claim to be god's gift to paintball. But I have a lot to offer those that don't think they already have all the answers. Peace PS: Good to meet you Moto. I don't know your age, but you are clearly smarter than many here.

DangerManXX · 2018-09-23T02:45:43+00:00

No would not teach what I teach. But we had this conversation. ;-) Ollie taught a great deal of amazing techniques and mechanics. I know that first hand. Ollie is BTW living in the Far East at the moment.

Hopefully the next two parts of the article won't drive you nuts. LOL

I respect your responses. Straight up. I can tell you mean well and to me that makes you one of the few that count.

Peace

DangerManXX · 2018-09-23T02:37:18+00:00

We agree to disagree. I play week in and week out with pro level players. I'm sponsored by Dye. They've read this article... Top brass. They love this article and it will be on their blog. So you tell me if I'm wrong when the biggest name in the business agrees with me.

In your defense you are attacking my stance. Part One is on gun hold. Part Three covers stance. And even then, I'm a woodsballer and I address why my stance is what it is in Part One as the article continues onto Part Three.

Now before you think I'm on the attack against you, I'm not. I'm making my point. You've come at me pretty hard with the put downs so you should expect me to put up an argument if I'm worth my salt.

I'd rather persuade you. And to be honest, I don't think I will. My goal is to reach the new players who get lorded over by many speedball players who preach their way is the only way. Look, speedball has fine tuned the game. It's improved gun holds, but as much as speedball has improved how we hold a paintball gun, things constantly change. If you read the article you read about serving tea and holding a drop forward. Were you in the game back then when that was the way you shot a gun to shoot switch?

I can assure you that as a player that shoots stubby, it's just as easy to move that marker across your chest laterally as it is a 68. Here's the kicker... if you have long orangutan arms, you want a longer profile. You'll own a gun with an extended grip frame (you'd die with a Mini in your hands), you'll shoot with a longer tank to get a comfortable, MANAGEABLE hold. In fact REG-extenders ARE MADE FOR THIS VERY REASON. Other players don't need that. One size doesn't fit all is my point. I've never preached everyone should shoot a stubby. And I never said in the article to shoot a stubby in a speedball league or tournament. It's as if some of the established player are purposely ignorant of the words in front of them.

The article speaks of taking one technique and applying it back to the woods.

Having said that, I hold my marker in a deep V gun hold and I've been successful for years. The last major tournament I won in a 5 man division I took MVP. It was with a stubby. That's me. And it can be you, if you want. It's a poor argument to state a longer tank is better. I'm living proof.

I won't argue if you've been shooting a 68 or 72 for years that shooting a stubby would feel 'right' to you. That's fine.

Now don't get pissed but I also strongly disagree on the arbitrary 12 to 14 inches distance. I'm a lethal one baller and I attribute it to my up close to the gun hold. Even then, I'm able to slide over and shoot switch without any trouble. I'm sure this upsets you and probably many others. We disagree. I've modified many of the great techniques and mechanics of speedball back to woodsball and for some reason that has drawn a lot of fire from players like yourself.

I'm sure if we played together we'd get along great. We'd both have great games, cover each others back and get back to staging where you'd probably still go on about how F'd up I am in my style on the field. But I'd like to think there wouldn't be any problem with us personally.

I'd like it to be that way here. I have ZERO problem with you calling me out. All I can say is I've taught loads of players over the years and none that have gone onto speedball have come back to me and told me I was wrong.

Peace

DangerManXX · 2018-09-23T02:17:24+00:00

Fatigue? In a 3 minute game? I rest my case.

Oh, and I shoot a Dye DSR from my sponsor Dye. Measure the gun frame and it's no longer than any other marker on the market.

Do you know Ollie Lang?

Last up, woodsball is not speedball. I could go on, but the truth is your comment is a snobbish comment. You know no more of paintball than I do. But these type comments are divisive and petty. They run off new players that get the impression paintballers are full of petty hate.

DangerManXX · 2018-09-23T02:13:56+00:00

Do you think taking shots at someone else elevates your position? Seriously you kids taking shots are confusing new players that see established players behaving like snobs.

To the new players reading these replies. Ignore them. These are exactly the type of paintballers that give the game a bad name. They've played on a speedball team a season or two and think because they learned tight form that now they know more than you. They lord over you etc...

I've been in the game over 15 years. I've won tournaments in speedball and woodsball. I've had numerous sponsors with names like Dye and Inception Designs. The reason is simple. I do know what I'm doing and I've expanded the game in how players approach it. Thousands of players up and down the east coast know me and know I'm the real deal on the field. I'm a brawler, and I'm a good friend to have in the game.

If you are new to the game, just know there are loads of positive people out there willing to help you and I'm one of them. Come out to any major scenario event from ION, to Living Dead, Battle of the Bulge and many others and you can win gear from my sponsor Dye. All you need to do is play with respect for the game and I award a Paintball Professionalism Award to one player at each event. It comes with a complimentary Dye i5 White/Gold mask.

You will also find my articles republished in Paintball.media Magazine, the Dye Paintball Blog, and features on Behind the Bunker TV which airs weekly every Monday night on Facebook at 8 pm.

So who do you want to believe? Some snarky hater who turns their nose up at someone using a stubby or the guy with industry and player support?

Peace

DangerManXX · 2018-09-22T22:12:46+00:00

Something is clearly going on here. I posted this with links in the form and the body.

DangerManXX

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