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		<title>Used Paintball Guns &#8211; A Great Way To Get Started</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[For the person who loves the game of paintball being able to have a good quality paintball gun is essential. However this can sometimes be a bit of a problem as these guns are quite expensive. There are a few options that you can try out. One such option would be that of buying cheap [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>For the person who loves the game of paintball being able to have a good quality paintball gun is essential. However this can sometimes be a bit of a problem as these guns are quite expensive. There are a few options that you can try out. One such option would be that of buying cheap paintball guns and the other option is that of getting used paintball guns.</p>
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Now this is probably the better option especially if you are new to the game and you have absolutely no idea what the game is all about. For a novice buying used equipment is probably the best way to get acquainted with all of the ins and outs of this fascinating game. </p>
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Once you have decided that you either like this game or you love this game, then you can think about getting various upgrades for your guns. There are various used equipment accessories that you can buy for a relatively inexpensive price. However even before you buy these goodies you should think about getting some of the more needed supplies to help you survive the rough and tumble of paintball.</p>
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You will need be able to buy all of these items and used paintball guns at paintball stores. Sometimes these paintball guns will be in a special section for used equipment and their various accessories. You will need to inspect the used paintball guns to make sure that all of their working parts are in good condition.</p>
<p>&#13;<br />
Any malfunctioning part of these used equipment means that you should not even think about getting this gun. Sometimes you could get backfiring paintball because of a faulty firing mechanism. Other times you might not be able to even get one round of paintballs out because the barrel has become jammed.</p>
<p>&#13;<br />
Whatever the reason may be for used guns not working properly the only thing that you can do is to leave these guns alone and see if you can find another one. Now even though this fact could turn you off buying used paintball guns you should consider the advantages that come with buying used paintball guns.</p>
<p>&#13;<br />
With used paintball guns the potential to customize your paintball gun arises. There are many parts that are also sold as used that while other paintball players may not want you can most certainly use. These used parts will give your used paintball guns an edge that many of the factory made guns never have. With this edge you can take your playing ability up to the next level with pure ease, and with a little practice with your newly upgraded toys you can win with ease as well.</p>
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		<title>Using Sniper Paintball Guns to Excel in the Game</title>
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		<pubDate>Sat, 06 Mar 2010 22:48:02 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[&#13; Paintball is a recreational game that has really taken off in popularity.  People of all ages play on paintball courts that are designed for sharp shooting and skill.  Sniper paintball guns are one type of paintball gun used in paintball.  These guns feature a scope and are a simulation of a real sniper gun. [...]]]></description>
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<p>Paintball is a recreational game that has really taken off in popularity.  People of all ages play on paintball courts that are designed for sharp shooting and skill.  Sniper paintball guns are one type of paintball gun used in paintball.  These guns feature a scope and are a simulation of a real sniper gun.</p>
<p>A sniper paintball gun or paintball sniper rifle is for the serious paintball player.  They are great for someone who is looking to become very competitive in the sport.  These guns shoot with great accuracy and allow for good control.  There is even the choice of a custom sniper paintball gun that can be made especially for the player.  Additionally, there are special sniper paintball markers that make the game play even more exciting.</p>
<p>For the player interested in sniper paintball action, they may want to learn about different paintball sniper tactics.  They will need to look into sniper paintball gear and if they are getting a custom rifle, sniper paintball barrels.  Playing paintball with a sniper rifle takes the game to a whole new level.  If a player is looking to excel then this may be a good option for them.</p>
<p>The use of sniper paintball guns is just an example of how serious players take the sport.  They want to be the best and they use their skills and specialized equipment to help them be the best.  These specially designed guns take a player up a notch over those players using simple generic paintball guns.  It gives them a sense of seniority and makes them the player to beat.</p>
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		<title>What You Need to Know About Paintball Guns</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 27 Jan 2010 23:59:44 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[&#13; Paintball is becoming one of the most loved hobbies today. With exciting game play and awesome equipment options, paintball sure is a hobby that should be explored. The heart of a paintball game is the paintball gun. Without the gun, the game play of paintball would be rather boring. Paintball guns are filled with [...]]]></description>
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<p>Paintball is becoming one of the most loved hobbies today. With exciting game play and awesome equipment options, paintball sure is a hobby that should be explored.</p>
<p>The heart of a paintball game is the paintball gun. Without the gun, the game play of paintball would be rather boring. Paintball guns are filled with paint (what else) and uses a gas which expands rapidly (like carbon dioxide) to propel the paint balls into the target.<br />
The air can propel a ball through the air at approximately 300 feet per second. This is the appropriate speed for a paint ball so as to make it break when it comes in contact with a target and to avoid tissue damage upon contact.</p>
<p>There are several components that comprise the paintball gun. These are:</p>
<p>a) Body<br />
b) Barrel<br />
c) hopper<br />
d) tank</p>
<p>There are many different customizations that one can do with his paintball gun. A person can choose from a variety of guns with different specifications and features. There are paintball guns out there that have a firing system which is electro-pneumatic, which means that the firing system is electronically controlled. There are also sear trippers which utilizes a hammer which slams into the valve containing the bullet which propels it into target. There are also paint guns out there which utilize the power of the gas to propel the ball into the air. </p>
<p>When it comes to the barrels of paintball guns, they usually come in 12, 16, 18 or 20 inches. There are also people out there who were able to order customized paintball gun barrels which can reach up to 40 inches! People opt to have longer barrels because these barrels make less noise than the shorter ones because they limit the escape of excess gas. </p>
<p>However, there&#8217;s no difference in terms of accuracy or noise reduction qualities when it comes to comparing a 16-inch barrel to a 40-inch barrel. The problem with very long barrels is that it can slow a player down quite significantly.</p>
<p>Paintball guns also come in different firing modes. Some paintball guns have pump action, but this type of gun is not for the player who seeks speed because it requires manual cocking. However, it is a good gun have when learning the basics of paintball because it focuses on skills and not on fire power. There are also semi-automatic paintball guns in the market. It reloads a new paintball whenever the trigger is pulled. The fully automatic paintball guns give a lot of fire power. These guns will reload and fire automatic rounds as long as the trigger is pulled.</p>
<p>Here are some tips on how to choose a paintball gun:</p>
<p>1. Know your budget</p>
<p>As with any other hobby, one must define his budget for buying a paintball gun. The guns in the market can cost from a hundred dollars to less than a thousand. Guns which are semi-automatic and fully automatic ones use more gas than the manually reloaded ones. These factors should all be considered when defining one&#8217;s budget.</p>
<p>2. Be practical</p>
<p>If it&#8217;s possible for a player to play with a borrowed gun, he might as well do that and rethink about buying a brand new one.</p>
<p>3. Shop for second-hand guns</p>
<p>Another option is to buy a second-hand paintball gun. These guns are usually good enough to play decently without digging a deep hole in one&#8217;s pockets.</p>
<p>4. Ask the best buy</p>
<p>If one is too enthusiastic about getting a brand new gun, he should consult his buddies regarding what gun gives quality performance at a reasonable price.</p>
<p>These are some simple tips which can be overlooked sometimes. Remember that paintball is just a hobby, a great one if I may say but it&#8217;s not something that should waste one&#8217;s money away. Be wise and have fun.</p>
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		<title>Spyder Paintball Guns &#8211; Aim For The Best</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 09 Dec 2009 08:54:08 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[There are a lot of games that are considered as being absolutely fun to play. One such game is that of paintball. With this game you go around marking various people on the opposing team with paintball guns. The guns fire paintballs filled with non-toxic paint. One of the more popular guns that are used [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>There are a lot of games that are considered as being absolutely fun to play. One such game is that of paintball. With this game you go around marking various people on the opposing team with paintball guns. The guns fire paintballs filled with non-toxic paint. One of the more popular guns that are used in this extremely popular game is that of Spyder paintball guns.<br />
There are many different paintball gun varieties that you can look into buying. One such of these Spyder guns is know as Spyder Victor II. This particular paintball gun has a long silver barrel that lets you fire balls at a high velocity. The body has a metallic blue finish with a vertical paintball loader.<br />
The Spyder paintball guns are all very popular with various people for their firing accuracy and the reliability that they consistently display. When you buy Spyder paintball guns you know that you are getting a paintball gun that will provide you with the best marksmanship that is available.<br />
Now while many people will tell you that you should buy another type of paintball gun you need to understand that this advice is being given because of the preferences displayed by them. You don&#8217;t have to agree or say anything to such people. Instead you can let your Spyder give them ample proof that you have chosen a very good paintball gun.<br />
With a few added extras you can make your Spyder paintball guns even better performing than when they came out of the factory. This way you can drench your opponents with accurately fired paintballs. Some of the extras that you can purchase will be an electronic eye that lets you aim for the targets with a minimum amount of difficulty. You can also see about getting a high velocity hopper.<br />
These little extras can give you the difference between winning and losing. You will need to take care that you maintain the Spyder paintball guns in peak performance condition. For any novice who is unsure about the cleaning procedure you could always ask your local paintball store for help and advice.<br />
In addition they will supply various upgrades that you may want to place in your Spyder paintball guns. The upgrades while they are good are more costly as they have more features to make the paintball guns fire with more accuracy. When you are going to buy Spyder paintball guns make sure that you get one of the better versions that match your skill level and will help you grow into the game of paintball.</p>
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		<title>Practical Guide To Buying Paintball Guns?</title>
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		<pubDate>Sun, 23 Aug 2009 01:16:16 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[You have made up your mind. It is time to buy a paintball gun. You begin your research and quickly find out there are so many choices and features. What does it all mean and what should you buy? This article will help narrow the choices. The first thing we usually ask people is where [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>You have made up your mind.  It is time to buy a paintball gun.  You begin your research and quickly find out there are so many choices and features.  What does it all mean and what should you buy?  This article will help narrow the choices.<br />
The first thing we usually ask people is where are you going to play?  Will you be playing on an organized field or will you be playing around your own land or a friends land in the woods?  The answer to this question will guide you to certain models of guns due to the air supply.   If you are going to play at an organized field, they will have resources for compressed air or CO2. The type of air you have access to, will lead you to choosing an applicable gun.<br />
If your paintball gun choice is limited to using CO2 tanks, then you should stick with paintball guns that are happy using CO2.  Care must be taken to choose paintball guns that are made to run on CO2.  CO2 is a liquid gas and is damaging to paintball guns or paintball markers that are not made to handle the liquid.  You could buy an expensive paintball gun and damage it beyond repair with just a few uses.  We recommend sticking with good quality name brand paintball markers that are designed to run on CO2.<br />
There are many models of CO2 paintball guns.  The main brand names are Spyder, Smart Parts and Tippmann paintball guns.  You can choose electronic or non-electronic.  Popular models of paintball guns are the Spyder Victor, Xtra, Sonic, Pilot, Electra, VS1, VS2, Smart Parts Vibe.<br />
CO2 paintball guns with a military look are the Spyder MR1 and MR2.  Smart Parts has the SP1 model designed to run on CO2 and a military scenario look.  New releases from Tippmann are the Tippmann Alpha Black Series.  These paintball guns are packed with features at competitive prices.  Tippmann also has its more rugged and upgradeable Platinum Series Custom 98, A5 and X7 paintball guns.  They are all great brand names backed with good warranties.<br />
We left the compressed air paintball guns until now because generally the compressed air markers are a little more expensive to a lot more expensive.  Paintball guns range from the low $150&#8242;s to close to $2000.00.  This is often where the range and choices on the market confuse everyone.  Simply stated, at this point it is about features, price points and you get what you pay for.  You really have to determine what it is that you are looking for.  Are you a recreational player, or are you playing competitively?  There are several main features and so we will briefly explain some of these popular features.<br />
One of the main features on the market is if a gun is electronic or not.  Electronic guns have modes that allow you to set the marker firing modes.  Electronic triggers or &#8220;egrips&#8221; often allow you to change the paintball marker from single firing mode (one shot, one trigger pull) to 3-shot burst (one pull, 3 paintballs fired), to semi-auto (one pull, one shot to ramping up to auto if you pull the trigger within a set time period) to full auto( one pull, multiple firing).  There are various features that help enable the gun to rapid fire such as anti-chop systems (ACS), electronic eyes etc.  The key statistic to key on is the balls per second or bps.<br />
We like to ask if you are the type of person that likes to take things apart and rebuild them?  Or are you more likely to play, clean and put away until next time?  If so, please buy a paintball gun that is easily maintained.  Smart Parts has some very easy guns to maintain as are the new Tippmann Platinum Series paintball guns.  Cleaning and lubricating your paintball guns is the key to longevity and happy ownership.  If on the other hand you like to tinker with your equipment, there should not be any limitation in your choice.  There is plenty of help with manuals, manufacturer internet sites, and help videos on Youtube.<br />
Another key consideration is upgradeability.  Are there upgrades available for your model of paintball gun?  Do you want to be able to upgrade it in the future?  Most people answer yes, as by nature we become bored of the same old thing everyday.  Also, many of us like paintball because of the military replica or scenario aspect of the paintball games.  If this is you, then you may want to be able to change your paintball gun from an M16 to an AK 47.  Our suggestion for those of you that want to have the maximum flexibility with military upgrades is the Tippmann X7 paintball gun.<br />
This article was the beginning of the fun involved in finding out what you really want and need.  Decide on the air you have access to and match your style and type of play to the paintball guns you are interested in.  Compare features and price ranges.  Narrow in on your choices and finally buy a paintball gun and take out your friend or enemy in style!</p>
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