The WGP Sniper paintball gun was first born in 1980 by Budd Orr. The gun evolved into a sniping beast. The WGP Sniper isn’t the most popular marker out there, but that’s only because of its pump action. Still, it’d be a great backup gun or a great way to play some fun backyard games.
Read the review on the WGP Sniper.
Small, light, and quick: Nowadays these qualities are shared by most high-end paintball guns/markers in the paintball market. However, certain features can set apart one paintball gun/marker from another. The Dynasty Shocker has left their mark… but is that mark able to compete will all of paintball’s recent advancements in technology?
Read more about the Dynasty Shocker
Are you planning on attending any of the PSP events this year? Maybe your mom, dad, brother, sister, or friend are planning on watching you play? Tell them to bring their wallets. PSP has announced that they’ll now be charging admission to their events. Prices aren’t bad at all – $5 for the day or $15 for the entire event. A bold, but wise move for the PSP owners. I was talking to the Lane Wright (CEO of the PSP) two years again and made a comment on how the PSP isn’t even making a profit from the events they host, even with all the vendor and team entry fees. Since then they’ve started charging videographers and photographers for their media passes. In my opinion, I think that what they’re doing is nothing but smart. I see and have no problem paying $15 to see some world-class paintball tournament action. How about you?
Proto Paintball has dropped their prices on the PM7 (Proto Matrix 7) by $150, totaling $749.95. This is is what many people were hoping for as soon as the gun came out. Still a good chunk of money, Proto’s new price drop definitely makes the gun look even more attractive…
The Halo B hopper, made by Odyssey, is one of the most widely used hoppers today. It is said to have a feeding speed of 22 bps (balls per second), while holding a total of 170 paintballs. It is also supposed to include a few other features including a low battery indicator, the revolutionary rip drive (a handy feature when you’re in a jam), and claims to have 20,000 rounds per battery charge.
Yes, paintball might be one of the most extreme sports on the planet, but don’t deny the international day of Love.
Happy Valentine’s Day from PaintballGuns.net!
(On a side note, a review of the Nxt Shocker has been published and released)
Do you have a MySpace account? Of course you do if you have the internet. Want to pimp it out with a sweet paintball layout? I didn’t do these myself, so give credit to the anonymous creator.
Pimp your MySpace out with some Paintball MySpace Layouts. Instructions are clear and simple on the page.
Sorry for not posting for the last few days. Today I got my wisdom teeth out (all four of them), so it gave me a chance to catch up on my writing. I decided to write a huge, comprehensive article on what Paintball actually is. The purpose of the post is so that you can either educate yourself on Paintball’s history, rules, and game types; or to be able to share it with your parents or wife/husband and educate them about the sport you love so dearly ;).
Hopefully somebody learns something from it. I tried to apply all my knowledge to it, so it should be pretty thorough.
One of the most attractive paintball guns of today, WDP’s new Angel One dropped the jaws of many paintballers this year. With its top-of-the line ergonomics, the Angel 1 is just 7.2 inches (183mm) long and 8.6 Inches (219mm) high, giving it the smallest profile of any high end paintball gun available.
Jonathon over at PbN was kind enough to share his experience with the Angel One. Read the WDP Angel One Review.
Congratulations to archpb of our paintball forum. He is the proud owner of a brand new copy of PbFilm’s Shoot Kill Die paintball DVD.
Thank you to all who entered. Stay tuned for giveaways in the very near future!
