yeah i played there, was a superb site & a bar as well ...
i remember the only way they could get us out of our base was with a paint bomb..BOOOOM.. was wll funny
did anyone see the lone protester still there ..lol
Moving up to tournament level, any suggestions?
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yeah i played there, was a superb site & a bar as well ...
i remember the only way they could get us out of our base was with a paint bomb..BOOOOM.. was wll funny
did anyone see the lone protester still there ..lol
Great shout Tom.
Yeah I well remember the Greenham Common site, I played it AND marshalled it along with a few of the guys now on the BERKS.
It was like SAS fun day.
Later
Yeah I well remember the Greenham Common site, I played it AND marshalled it along with a few of the guys now on the BERKS.
It was like SAS fun day.
Later
if you want a starter marker i have a
bone daddy bl for sale with hopper and a disposable CO2 tank
bone daddy bl for sale with hopper and a disposable CO2 tank
most places have official ratings but check with the tournaments where ever you play. i live in the US so things may be run a little different over in the UK
Spyder Imagine
I think the cheapest way to get into tournament ball (gun wise) Just buy the best may be it will cost you £1000 but that is cheaper than buying for example a Spyder Imagine for £110 then getting bored of it then buying a cocker for £300 then buying a Angel for £850, so what iam trying to say if you buy the Angel first it will be £410 cheaper, cus i will guarentee that you will want to play tournament after tournament seeing people with top of the range markers you wud want a s**t hot gun.
But if you really want a Spyder Imagine Atmosphere paintball Supplies do them for £99
TOP OF THE RANGE MARKERS ARE, Angels, Intimidators, Matrix/DM4, Shockers, e-blades plus many more
hope this helps
I think the cheapest way to get into tournament ball (gun wise) Just buy the best may be it will cost you £1000 but that is cheaper than buying for example a Spyder Imagine for £110 then getting bored of it then buying a cocker for £300 then buying a Angel for £850, so what iam trying to say if you buy the Angel first it will be £410 cheaper, cus i will guarentee that you will want to play tournament after tournament seeing people with top of the range markers you wud want a s**t hot gun.
But if you really want a Spyder Imagine Atmosphere paintball Supplies do them for £99
TOP OF THE RANGE MARKERS ARE, Angels, Intimidators, Matrix/DM4, Shockers, e-blades plus many more
hope this helps
Somwhere in the middle I think as if your marker is too ****e then you can never compete at the level that maybe you are able to attain.
My advice is to buy the best Angel or Eclipsed Cocker that you can afford second hand and that will see you through your first 1-2 years of ball. If you need a better marker before then then you should be a Pro by then.
Spend at least £500 and you can't go wrong, look for Market/reg/bottle combos as they are normally better value.
My advice is to buy the best Angel or Eclipsed Cocker that you can afford second hand and that will see you through your first 1-2 years of ball. If you need a better marker before then then you should be a Pro by then.
Spend at least £500 and you can't go wrong, look for Market/reg/bottle combos as they are normally better value.
But the guy's only got a budget of £100 - keep trying the walk on's mate and keep saving your doh. Ask and beg for money for xmas (failing that a marker!) and go for a mid range 2nd hand marker after you've played a few times. Then part with your hard earned cash.
That way you get the feel of what suits you. Our teams only been going for over a year and most of us have had at least four markers.
Personally think the Angel LCD is great all round cheap starter, plus there is always someone about if it goes down and you ain't got a clue. Should be able to get a decent one for about £200/250.
Can't say they will but folks in PB are usually pretty helpful and I'm sure folks won't mind if you ask to have a feel of a marker.
That way you get the feel of what suits you. Our teams only been going for over a year and most of us have had at least four markers.
Personally think the Angel LCD is great all round cheap starter, plus there is always someone about if it goes down and you ain't got a clue. Should be able to get a decent one for about £200/250.
Can't say they will but folks in PB are usually pretty helpful and I'm sure folks won't mind if you ask to have a feel of a marker.