Paintball? Why the heck are we discussing paintball on a gaming blog? Aren’t gamers under or over weight asthmatics who cannot do anything remotely considered exercise like walking up/down stairs?
Those are the usual questions I receive when I told people I wanted to discuss paintball on this blog. That gamer stereotype, while often true in the people I see, is a negative pigeonholing of people and isn’t always true. Many gamers that I know love paintball and FPS like Halo or Counter Strike. Think of paintball as life imitating art.
Several of my friends and I are gearing up for our first paintball outing. I dug out my paintball gear, cleaned it up, and made a shopping list. My paintball marker is a Kingman Spyder Sport semi-automatic (click below pic for closer look).
If you’re starting paintball as a casual player, like myself, I suggest reading the Atomic Paintball Reviews “Finding the Perfect Marker for Beginners” article.
Features
- Semi-Auto
- Vertical Feed
- Quick Disconnect Field Strippable T-Pin
- Raised Sight Rail
- Rubber Sport-Type Fore Grip
- Bottom Line Set Up with Steel Hose
- 2 Finger Trigger with Regulation Trigger Guard
- Anti-Double Feed
- 9 1/2″ Micro Polished Muzzle Brake Barrel
- Low Pressure Chamber
- External Velocity Adjustment
- Drop Forward
- C/A Adapter
- Air Maximizer Valve
- Composite Receiver and Trigger Frame
Safety Equipment
- VForce Armor Goggles
Loader/CO2 Equipment
- Java Black 200 Round Hopper
- 12oz CO2 canister
Shopping List
- Gloves
- Athletic Supporter
- Knee/Elbow Pads
- Marker Maintenance Kit
- Kingman Spyder Spare Parts Kit
- Bag for equipment