Showing posts with label paintball pistol. Show all posts
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Monday, May 10, 2010

The Top 3 American Paintball Fields

Playing paintball is a blast, no matter where you play. But like your paintball gun, where you play can make a difference in your game.

The best place in the country to play is in Skirmish USA in Albrightsville, PA. This place has all kinds of different fields ranging from a western battlefield, to an airfield with airplanes, oil derricks, and towers, to castles with ramparts, towers and 15 foot walls. They also have a fake city called Tippman City, with 27 buildings perfect for hiding and sniping. The Metal Lands are filled with steel boxes that provide some of the field’s best sound effects. With over 700 acres, you will be sure to find a field that intrigues you.

Old River Paintball is in Florida, and has 12 different fields. They also have an air station to refill your paint ball gun tanks. With a variety of games, like Speedball, Airball and Hyperball, they keep the fun coming.

Third is Advanced Alabama Adventures. AAA has been around for more than 20 years, and is willing to change the course to suit your desires. Personalized paint ball has never been so easy.

These three are some of the country’s best, but if you can’t get to any of them, it’s easy to find a good field in your neck of the woods.

Monday, April 26, 2010

Play Speedball with Competition Paintball Guns


If you’re an avid paintballer, chances are that you’re always looking for ways to enhance your game and new ways to stomp the competition. If you haven’t started playing speedball, or competitive paintball, you should! It’s an incredible, adrenaline filled game that is a bit more challenging, than just going out and playing with friends.

If you aren’t familiar, paintball has two different types of games: woodsball and speedball. Speedball is when the field is composed of inflatable bunkers, of the same location and number on each side of the field. This way, the field is an even playing ground for both teams.

Speedball teams can typically consist of 3, 5, 7 or 10 players. The paintball markers are different as well.
Speedball markers are designed with high rates of fire. They are the guns used by professionals who compete because they can seamlessly put out multiple shots per second.

So whether you’re already a big speedball player, or just want a paintball marker that is tournament worthy, you should look into competition paintball guns at Choicepaintball.com