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Comment on Where Can I Ask If You Are Allowed To Ship Paintball Guns Into My Country? by The Bricklayer

The Bricklayer — Wed, 16 Dec 2009 17:40:59 +0000

Ask your national customs/import people(in the UK its HMRC).
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Comment on What is the difference between these two paintball guns? by alex

alex — Thu, 10 Dec 2009 13:34:59 +0000

the first one is plain black
the second one has graphics anodized into the body on the back half. its more than different colors, it’s the process and time it takes to get the graphics anodized in.
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Comment on Is There A Place That Cill Custom Build Paintball Guns from Scratch? by Brandon W

Brandon W — Wed, 18 Nov 2009 08:51:59 +0000

Not really. You can get some companies to make custom parts, such as palmers, but not an entire marker to your specifications. Your best bet is to search the forums at TechPB, PBnation, and SpecialOpsPaintball for someone who can make one for you. However, if you find someone, which I'm sure you can, it will cost you some big bucks for a custom made marker.
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Comment on Is There A Place That Cill Custom Build Paintball Guns from Scratch? by Nicolas C

Nicolas C — Wed, 18 Nov 2009 08:23:59 +0000

No, there isn't a place that does that.
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Comment on What Is The Best Out of These Two Paintball Guns? by jiggles

jiggles — Sun, 15 Nov 2009 11:31:59 +0000

there the same marker IQ is the euro design with no clamping feedneck and no RAPS asa ive shot both there not much different but ASA and the feedneck are to awsome to pass up. they come with oring in the gun and replacements (only runs off6 orings)
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Comment on What Is The Best Out of These Two Paintball Guns? by El Duderino

El Duderino — Sun, 15 Nov 2009 11:11:59 +0000

the G3 and G3 IQ are the same marker. the IQ was the European version of the G3 it came with No RAPS ASA and No Clamping Feedneck. Dangerous Power discontinued the G3 and are replacing it with the G3 IQ. the IQ now comes with the RAPS ASA and a Clamping Feedneck. the only difference is the milling on the body. they are both the same marker they have the same parts. yes they come with o-rings. you also get a little repair kit of o rings
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Comment on How do you refill the co2/air canisters for paintball guns? by paint balla foo!

paint balla foo! — Fri, 13 Nov 2009 21:32:59 +0000

Your local paintball field or shop just head down their ask them some questions and your son will be a paintballer in no time.
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Comment on How do you refill the co2/air canisters for paintball guns? by Mr. Charles

Mr. Charles — Fri, 13 Nov 2009 21:17:59 +0000

To fill a CO2 tank, you need to be trained for the task. You can get a CO2 tank filled at your local paintball store, paintball field, or in many cases your local sporting goods store.

Just my two cents… Do yourself and your son a favor. Invest in a compressed air tank, especially if the field he will be playing at has the capability to fill them (and most do.)

Compressed air will work with all markers — from low-end, entry level to high-end tourney markers.

Now you do not have to buy a fancy carbon fiber tank for $150+. There are aluminum compressed air tanks for sale for prices that are very comparable to CO2 tanks (check ANS Gear or Action Village.)

Typically entry-level or lower-end, mechanical paintball markers use (or even come with in a package) CO2, which is fine and does the job. Some mid-level, lower-end electronic markers will also operate on both CO2 or compressed air. Most of the mid- to high-end markers will only operate (recommend) using compressed air.

There is a noticeable difference in performance between using the two sources…

CO2 is inconsistent. It is affected by weather and the pressure will have a tendency to spike.

With compressed air, it is consistent. You will not have those issues.

By buying a compressed air tank now instead of a CO2 tank, you will have one less upgrade to purchase, should you son get more serious about paintball and start looking at eventually upgrading his paintball marker.
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Comment on How do you refill the co2/air canisters for paintball guns? by °ƒoxy°™

°ƒoxy°™ — Fri, 13 Nov 2009 21:05:59 +0000

Some canisters do… some don’t. it will more than likely say, if it does.
They can be refilled at almost any local paintball store, charge is usually $1-2 bucks, but I have seen as high as five.
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Comment on are BB guns loud if so are they louder than a paintball gun? by vampevil

vampevil — Mon, 09 Nov 2009 08:57:59 +0000

no way a bb is louder than a paintball gun .if so you got a hell of a gun!
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