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Check the new JT Status QLS Paintball Mask. Great comfortable paintball mask for the serious paintballer.

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great hopper……get one!

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“MY GHILLIE” its not finished btw

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Just a quick review on the new Stiffi “MF” Metal Free Paintball Gun Barrel

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it just came up in 3rd period at school one day and everyone i asked said i could use my motorcycle goggles for paintball. i don’t know if its true or not so some one please help me before i make a stupid decision by waring them.

its not sufficiant protection, especially when you can buy a 20 dollar set of paintball approved goggles at your local walmart or dicks sporting goods

I’m looking for a good online paintball store that ships to anywhere in canada. If you know one, answer me with a link and like all other answers.Also, i’d like it to have a Tippman U.S military guns.

From Canada there’s canadianpaintball.com, buypbl-paintball.com, badlandspaintball.com, and painballgear.ca. From the US I usually deal with rap4.com, opsgear.com, specialopspaintball.com, and ansgear.com.

I have a tippman 98 custom upgraded already with a response trigger and a electric hopper, and everythin else already came with the gun. What other things should i get to make it shoot farther and more accurate and just make it a better gun.

a new barrel hammerhead makes an awsome barrel it is rifeled and has a choke system. or you can get the flatline barrel. a must have is the shocktech superfly bolt it will help with chopping balls too.

What paintball masks can I use so that I can still use the sights on the top rail of the gun. I have a mask that, when I put it on and lean down to the stock, it holds my head up too high, and I can’t see the sights.

None are out there made for sights. And really sights are not much use in paintball because markers are not accurate enough to make one of much use.

There are rails and stuff that will raise your sight up higher or tilt it to the side so you can look through it easier. They are made for paintball, airsoft, and real guns. There is one that tilts it at a 45 degree angle that works ok. mainly you need to have a picatiny rail or weaver rail on your marker to use one. Look on opsgear.com or any paintball sight. Also you can find them on ebay. Normally you will find the best prices on ebay just look under paintball and you should find them. Most are about $15.

I want a barrel that can make my shooting more accurate. Do they make any scopes or ways to help you aim better? Should I get one that is longer or shorter. I have a JTUSA paintball gun.

There are numerous variables that weigh in on accuracy. There’s no way to make your paintball gun super-accurate. However there are a few things that will help.

First… barrel length. It’s rumored that maximum accuracy is achieved with a barrel that is in the 14-16 inch range. Opinions vary on this.

Second… Paint size. To get the best velocity and accuracy, your paintballs should correct fit the inner diameter of your barrel. Place a paintball in the end of the barrel that screws into the gun. Point the barrel towards the ground. If it rolls out, the paintballs are too small for the barrel. If you have to wedge it in or it won’t go in the barrel without breaking, it’s too big. You should be able to place paint in the barrel, point it towards the ground and it stay in the barrel. No blow on the barrel like a straw. The paint should roll out the end. If it does, you have a good paint-to-barrel match.

Third… Quality of paint. Cheaper brands of paintballs tend to be out of round or have dimples. This causes airflow over the paintball to become irregular and causes the paintball to fly "like a wounded duck". Or the paint could be old or the fill too heavy and the paint sits inside the paintball too much on one side. This can cause the paint to spin too much and curve.

I wouldn’t recommend a scope. A reflex sight would be better. Daisy makes an inexpensive one called the Max View. It’s a little round window with a red dot that reflects on it. Put the red dot on your target and squeeze the trigger. If your ammo box goes directly down into the top of your gun, you won’t be able to use any type of sight on your gun. Also make sure you have a rail on top of your gun that a sight can mount to. If you have a sight rail but your ammo box is blocking it, you can get an adapter called an off-set sight rail. it’ll put the sight mount on the side of your gun and you can put the sight on it. I’ll include links to both.

Hope this helps you…

http://www.daisy.com/shopping/customer/product.php?productid=16262&cat=263&page=1

http://paintballproducts.stores.yahoo.net/offsetsigrai1.html

I just got a Viewloader Force electric hopper and it wont fit on my Viewloader Charger paintball gun. Is there a way i can make it fit?

Many hoppers are made slightly oversized, so that you can sand their neck, until you get a perfect fit where the loader is snug in the marker. Take some coarse sand paper and sand a bit at a time, test the fit, then sand some more until you get a good fit.