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Complete Ghillie Suit

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$199.95

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$149.95

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We Hate Cheaters!We Hate Cheaters!
No one likes a cheater in paintball. Whether the player wipes his paint off after he's been shot or just doesn't play by the rules, no one likes cheaters. Everyone plays paintball to have a good time, why ruin it for them by cheating? I've seen my fair share of cheating and it definitely takes the fun out of the game.

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Tippmann 98 Crossfire CQB

Tippmann 98 Crossfire CQB

Here's another great Tippmann paintball marker creation from the innovative guys at RAP4. It's the Tippmann 98 Crossfire CQB paintball gun. This piece of work comes with a weaver style raised site rail, Red Dot 1X46 scope, clamp style feed neck, 3 inch barrel and carbine buttstock.

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The T68 M4 Carbine Sniper

T68 M4 Carbine Sniper

The T68 M4 Carbine Sniper paintball gun is rigged for the serious paintball sniper. It's 18" tactical rifled barrel and Gem Tech Silencer give you serious control for long-range attacks. Add an electronic trigger so you can pick off opponents one by one or spray them with an automatic barage of paint! Use the powerful 9 x 32 sniper scope to hone in on precise, pin-point targets from long distance.

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Check Out The Field Before You Play

Checking out the field before you start a match is very important for both you and your paintball team. If you know the field well, you will have a huge advantage over the opposing team. If you are a back player, it is very important you check out the field so you know your lanes to shoot. You need to know the paintball field to have the right angles on your opponents, and to know where your opponents will be able to see you; not to mention knowing where the best cover is.

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Shooting TipsShooting Tips
Here' a few tips for aiming and shooting your paintball gun that should yield great returns on the paintball field..... When you are behind a bunker, or tree, or some type of cover and locked into a shooting battle, there are a few things you can do to increase your chances.

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The Halo B Hopper

When I'm on the field, I want max performance out of my paintball marker. Part of this though depends on what type of hopper you're using. If you've got a super fast Dye paintball marker, it would be ridiculous to load your paintballs with a simple gravity fed 200 round hopper. That would be like putting average, low-end tires on a race car; you would find out soon enough the cheap tires are holding you back.

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Balls Won't Fly Straight

My Balls Won't Fly Straight

You've got an awesome marker, but you notice your paintballs tend to lob or vear to the right or left. Don't worry, it's probably not your new paintball gun. First, make sure your barrel is clean - use a squeegee; they're cheap and easy to use. If this doesn't work, try using a better grade of paintball.

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Where To Practice

Have you ever heard the saying, "How do you get to Carnagie Hall? ... Practice, practice, practice." If you want to get better at something (like paintball), you have to practice. So like anything else, if you want to get good at paintball, you have to practice; but where? My team (Team Trinity) has found a small, but very nice piece of woods close to where we all live to play in.

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The Barrel Tap

In paintball, it is considered unsportmanlike to shoot a player from closer than 25 feet. Sometimes you can sneak up on a player or if you get too close to him to shoot, you can use the 'Barrel Tap'. A Barrel Tap is when a player eliminates his opponent from the game by taping him on the back with the barrel of his paintball marker.

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Quick & Easy Field Strategies

Quick & Easy Field Strategies

Quick and easy strategies on the paintball field will not only keep you alive but may even help you win the game. Here's a few more tips to help you become crowned 'paintball badass' for the day.

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Team MARS (Mercenary Assault Recon Squadron)

We are the Mercinary Assault Recon Squadron (M.A.R.S), a competitive scenario paintball team from South Newfane, Vermont. Currently we have 11 members; we officially started our team on August 12, 2010. We are a new team but competitive, aggressive and love to have fun playing paintball in big scenarios and tournaments. We have also recently become sponsored by ChoicePaintballGuns.com.

Here is our team roster and preferred equipment list.

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re: Store Your Paintballs CorrectlyYes, very correct, but one thing, the ingredients in a paintball WILL separate into different density levels, rendering them useless if left in one position too long. So if you're storing paintballs for an exessive amount of time (months), be sure that you store them in a flippable container, so that every month you can flip the container, thus reversing any seperating that may have started. Other than that, if you do everything in this thread, you should be able to keep paintballs stored for YEARS on end.

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JT Spectra Flex 8 Full Coverage Paintball Mask w/Thermal Lens