Paintball

[Talfuchre]

Originally Posted by HurtCow

Being local to, and having heard The Rant from The Man himself, there's no doubt who invented what.

For those that are not local... there is some debate.

I am pretty sure - at this point - Bud doesn't give a **** - he is on a boat fishing somewhere.

TF

[xgunslingerx]

Originally Posted by jellyghost

The pump mag sounds really nice, but I don't find many people talking about them. Do they have significant draw backs besides auto trigger?

Usually heavier than the other setups you can run. I personally run an open class '98 sniper. Feels good and "correct" to me when I play.

[Keebler]

Yeah its definately a about the comfort. Like me i have a few quirky criteria my guns have to meet. Has to be

Back bottle or BBA for short
Has to be a right side feed
No hoppers
No centerfeed
No .45 frames
I only like lonestar frames or similar angle
Thats about it i think
I prefer nelsons

[ironnerd88]

Originally Posted by Keebler

Yeah its definately a about the comfort. Like me i have a few quirky criteria my guns have to meet. Has to be

Back bottle or BBA for short
Has to be a right side feed
No hoppers
No centerfeed
No .45 frames
I only like lonestar frames or similar angle
Thats about it i think
I prefer nelsons

I agree with almost all of that. I use a 50-ball hopper, but it lasts a while.

I definitely prefer Nelsons, but there are only a few being made right now. Sheridan-style guns (i.e. 'cockers) are more populous because they were easier to convert to semi. It seems weird, but that's the way it is. From pump to semi and back again, all the same platform (on paper anyway).

[Tick]

I have been shooting my blue RF open class Phantom since '89 and I see no reason to change now! so much fun playing against the batteries and those who prefer RoF as a topic!