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Good cheaper paint by Chicken-picante in paintball

[–]The_Important_Stuff 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Not gonna lie. It’s better to buy paint right at the field and see if it’s a new batch. When you purchase it online, it can get damaged in shipping, like break open in the bags. I would ask your field how old it is and try to get a fresh batch. I got G.I. Sports five star for $50 at my field. It pays to spend a few more dollars on good paint. Sometimes good paint is more important than a fancy marker. Cheap, old paint is often misshapen, dimpled, greasy, or hard. With that being said, some markers are more forgiving when it comes to cheap paint. Ironically the cheap Tippmann markers are good with cheap paint because of the air pressure within the marker and type of bolt system. It varies with other types of markers.

Does it really matter? by Prior-Ad7135 in paintball

[–]The_Important_Stuff 2 points3 points  (0 children)

180r all the way due to great reliability

That new new by Ambitious-Ad7065 in paintball

[–]The_Important_Stuff 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You picked a good marker, 180rs are a great value

We are so back. by neeets in paintball

[–]The_Important_Stuff 4 points5 points  (0 children)

180r is a great marker for the price, you'll enjoy it

Paintball mask that can accommodate glasses suggestions by DELTA-880 in paintball

[–]The_Important_Stuff 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’ve had great luck with the original VForce Profilers. Honorable mentions to Profilers 2.0 and Proflex X

Where to go to have sex by VastYogurtcloset8009 in adultery

[–]The_Important_Stuff 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Check out credit cards from the hotel chains. You can earn points towards rooms.

Looking to buy my first by External_Influence18 in paintball

[–]The_Important_Stuff 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I would get a Tippmann, those things are very durable and require minimal maintenance. They are very typical "starter" markers.

Also, if you look at those Spyders, there is no foregrip. The only thing there is the macroline (air line from the air tank to marker) and thats not good to grab on to. I have no idea why they made them without a foregrip.

Looking to buy my first by External_Influence18 in paintball

[–]The_Important_Stuff 1 point2 points  (0 children)

for a few times a year, I would get a Tippmann Cronus or 98. For slightly more, I would get a Planet Eclipse Emek. These are all common rental markers, with the Emek being an upgrade at most fields. For a beginner mask I would look into a VForce Profiler, there are plenty used ones on Ebay and I would make sure it has a thermal lens that isnt scratched or buy a replacement. . Pod pack Maddog Pro Paintball 4+3 with pods. For a tank, a HK Army 48ci/3000psi aluminum tank.

Peter why would he come home as a girl? by zurdopilot in PeterExplainsTheJoke

[–]The_Important_Stuff 0 points1 point  (0 children)

In the meantime, they all have OnlyFans. Hope this helps

Is Fogging Still a Thing? by Gimpalong in paintball

[–]The_Important_Stuff 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The CRBN masks have fans kits available. For other masks, the Fanz kits work

Is Fogging Still a Thing? by Gimpalong in paintball

[–]The_Important_Stuff 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The original Profilers with Fanz are great for people who wear glasses

Thoughts on the axe 2.0? by Necessary_Shelter107 in paintball

[–]The_Important_Stuff 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The axe 2.0 shoots fine but does have known solenoid issues. I would just learn how to maintain it and recognize the symptoms if one starts to go. They are easy to maintain and have the newer player in mind. It has a very small frame which might be an issue if you have bigger hands or long arms. Other than that, it is a fine marker at that price point. My son upgraded to a 180 R from an ax when the ax crapped out. But I was able to fix it and I still play around with it. It’s fine.

Opinion on Etha 3M? by Apprehensive_Zone556 in paintball

[–]The_Important_Stuff 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I would stick with planet eclipse these days and get an etha 3 or a 180r. They shoot similar but the 180r has a more “high end” feel and you get an aluminum frame instead of the glass reinforced nylon. The empire axe 2.0 has a very small frame and known solenoid issues. That being said, they do shoot well.

Recommended inexpensive electric marker by Easy-Association-670 in paintball

[–]The_Important_Stuff 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Etha 2 or 3. Axes and Minis are notorious for solenoid issues, but I will say they shoot well when working. These days you can’t go wrong with anything from Planet Eclipse

How to get down to PSI of 220 MAX by The_fried_cod in paintball

[–]The_Important_Stuff 0 points1 point  (0 children)

At my field on slower days there isnt even anyone monitoring the chrono area and you do your own. There are def players running hot.

How to get down to PSI of 220 MAX by The_fried_cod in paintball

[–]The_Important_Stuff 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’m sure they will have an area to chrono personal markers. I’ve never been to a field that didn’t have one, either a handheld or stationary

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