Two Must Consider .50 Cal Paintball Markers
August 8, 2011
The great thing about paintball is there are markers for every type of player, with any level of budget. With the introduction of .50 caliber paintball markers, players that want to play paintball but want to play it at the most affordable rate possible can now do so. If you are one of those players, then here are 2 of the most considered 50 cal paintballer markers on the market today. Read more
Types of Protective Paintball Gear
September 18, 2010
Protective gear in paintball goes much further than the mask. Nowadays, it's ok to play it safe on the field, whereas before you were chastised and tied to the stake for wearing neck or elbow pads. Because it is more openly accepted, companies are offering much more protective gear. For those that value their body and want to be safely covered on the field, then read on for the types of protective paintball gear you can find for sale today. Read more
How I Got Free Paintball Gear & How You Can Too
May 21, 2010
A couple months ago, I got 3 packages in the mail, 2 from Todds Gear Bag, and 1 from PbGoods. Needless to say I was pretty stoked at the thought of ACTUALLY getting FREE paintball gear. I didn't pay anything to get this free gear, not a dime, penny, nothing. All I did was invest some time and in under 2 years (yes, that's about how long it took), I got free paintball swag.
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Paintball on Community – What Paintball Guns Were Used?
May 8, 2010
The other night, Paintball was the highlight of the show Community. On the show they played a game called "Assassin", which was basically a massive free-for-all match that encompassed the entire university. The last man standing won "priority registration," which granted them a first-in-line chance to register for classes. The show was filled with fantastical moves that included wall jumps, sliding, diving, a slow action shot sequence that captured 2 paintballs colliding amidst the air, and finally an epic paint filled explosion.
What Paintball Guns Were Used?
The paintball guns used on the show were brightly colored and almost toy-looking. It took a while for me to realize what they were, but behind the brightly colored paint were Tippmann TPX pistols.
These paintball pistols are normally black, and feature an 8 round magazine clip, integrated regulator, external velocity adjuster, removable barrel, and a very comfortable grip. The Tippmann TPX is powered by one 12 gram co2 cartridge that is inserted into the chamber directly underneath the barrel. You typically can get anywhere from 30 to 40 shots per 12 gram co2 cartridge. Lastly, how much do one of these fine pistols retail for? It can be had for about $219 at most online paintball stores.

The other marker used on the show was a orange tiger-striped BT-TM-15. This paintball gun was sported by Community character "Senor Chang", who set out to stop the main characters from winning. This fast firing paintball marker is fully electronic, has multiple firing modes, and currently retails for $459. In this episode Senor Chang busts into a room rocking the TM-15 on full-auto to the sound of oriental music. Indeed one of the funniest moments of the show.
While many avid paintball players may deem the use of paintball in this episode as unsafe and damaging, please first note that this show is a farce. Yeah they aren't wearing masks, and yes in all actuality getting shot in the forehead from 3 feet away would hurt like hell... but just remember, this isn't real paintball, it's just a wacky depiction of it. It's merely using paintball in a way that works best for the show - a way that allows you to read into the funny expressions/reactions of characters. With that said, below is the "Modern Warfare" Episode conveniently embedded for your viewing pleasure. Below is also a collection of screen captures of the best moments of the episode.
Screen Captured Highlights of This Episode







Paintball Gear Bags – 3 Things to Look For, & 1 You Never Thought To…
May 4, 2010
Get organized with a paintball gear bag! Now more than ever you can find gear bags in just about any size, color, print and design. Want one in urban camo? You got it! Purple stripes? OK! It seems every paintball company is making their own gear bags, giving you many options. Of those options, here are the 3 things you should be looking for when trying to find the perfect bag for you. Read more
How a Paintball Gun Works
May 3, 2010
Today on the show "Deconstructed," a paintball gun's inner workings was explained. The marker that was "deconstructed" was a Tippmann A5. They covered every detail from how fast a marker shoots (200 mph), to how the trigger, bolt, valve and even how the patented cyclone feed works on the A5. Read more
Paintball Stocks – Types of Universal Paintball Gun Stocks
May 2, 2010
Finding a stock can be frustrating at times, especially when trying to find one that fits your marker. Some markers have aftermarket stocks sold specifically for them. Tippmann, Spyder, and BT paintball guns all have aftermarket stocks available. However, what if you you don't have a Tippmann or Spyder?
If there aren't any aftermarket stocks being sold for your type of paintball gun, don't fret. There is what is known as a "Universal Paintball Stock." It's exactly as it sounds. Read more
Paintball Pants – Find The Best Pair For You
April 26, 2010

Throughout the years more and more companies are moving into offering their own clothing for paintballers. Product specific companies such as SLY, or PbRack are now finding that having a brand people trust and favor opens the door to new possibilities. Read more
Black Paintball Pants
April 23, 2010
Finding new paintball pants in your favorite color can be troublesome. To make your life easier, here are some for sale listings of black pants from 2008, 2009, and 2010 (brand spanking new) in your color of choice - black. You'll find them from popular brands such as Redz, Proto, Dye, Invert, JT, NXE, and more. Read more
Paintball Stock: Why You Need One
April 22, 2010
A paintball stock is a great upgrade for anyone looking to turn their marker into a tactical paintball gun. Not only does it make your gun look awesome, and worthy of woods play, but also provides a number of benefits. Read more



