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Tippmann Sports is issuing a voluntary recall of certain end cap assemblies on selected Tippmann® A-5® paintball markers. Full strory

New Hammerhead Rifled barrel - The MoFo is a 14" lightweight (2.3z) rifled carbon-fiber aircraft aluminum composite. Full strory

Tippmann is launching the the new TPX Paintball Pistol soon Full strory

KillJoy Industries is proud to release our New X7 / A-5 H.E. E-grip Double Trigger. Full strory

Trade-in your Virtue Redefined Board for a new Virtue OLED Board read more

Bunkerama, the New England area's first local paintball coverage publication.read more

Sponsored by www.12GaugeShotGunShells.Com

12 gauge buckshot home defense shotgun shells for sale in bulk read more

2009 PSP Format Changes including slashed Rates of Fire - also paintbal tourney schedule read more

NPPL files for Chapter 7 Bankruptcy . This means of course that PB2X, Paintball.com, the NPPL & XPSL brand names, and Xtreme Paintball Parks (specifically, Camp Pendleton Paintball Park) will be auctioned off to the highest bidder. readmore

Introducing the Regional Paintball League (RPL)
New Paintball League Focuses on Grass Roots Level read more

How To Choose The Right Paintball Gun

Choosing a gun is one of the more difficult decisions that awaits an aspiring paintballer. With all the different brands and stylings available, and all the various features that they offer, players drowning in the sea of options often end up just grabbing onto the first rope thrown their way. It's always best to be an informed buyer, and the world of paintball is no exception to this rule. This guide will help you ensure that you get a gun that works for you.
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Fix And Clean Your Paintball Gun The Easy Way

You need to ensure that your gear and equipment are in top notch condition before you start to play paintball. So I’m going to go over some common problems you will encounter with your paintball gun and how to fix them, and then go over some basic cleaning and maintenance procedures. You may have the best paintball gun in the world, but that won’t matter unless you know how to fix, clean and maintain it.
Common Problems With Your Paintball Gun

Tips on selling or trading your paintball gun

The first thing to do is TAKE A PICTURE of your paintball gun. YOU WILL SELL YOUR PAINTBALL GUN ROUGHLY 4 TIMES FASTER WITH A PICTURE. If you have a digital camera that is the best way, but if you don't you can take a picture of your paintball gun with your 35 mm or other standard camera. Then when you have a picture of your paintball gun have it developed at Walmart or local drugstore, BUT have them put the pictures on a kodak CD rom instead of picture paper. When you take the pictures, take several on different backgrounds like a carpet or counter top or your driveway. Some of the best pictures I've taken were on our concrete driveway under a shade tree. It was just enough contrast between the paintball gun and the concrete with good even lighting so all the details were readily visable on the pictures of the paintball gun. After you have a decent picture write an accurate description of your paintball gun and any extra parts you have added to your paintball gun. attach this picture to your post description at www.paintball-guns.com You may then use your picture at WWW.PAINTBALL-GUNS.COM or if you wish you can also put your gun on an auction like eBAY or yahoo using the same picture site. The auctions will usually sell your gun faster but at a lot lower price. Be sure to put a reserve price on your paintball gun of the least amount you will take for your paintball gun. Also some auctions like eBAY charge for their listings. Read the instructions at each site and sell it !