Paintball Eraser
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 RAP4 5 x T68 Paintball Gun 20 Round Magazine  US $131.00
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 Paintball Tacamo K416 Barrel Kit for Tippmann X7 US $109.95
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 KT Kingman Training ERASER Pistol Ultility Belt 5 Co2 US $124.00
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 RAP4 3 x T68 Paintball Gun 20 Round Magazine US $86.95
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 Bottle 200 Kingman Chaser Eraser 43 Caliber 11mm Paintballs New Yellow case FS US $12.50
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 RAP4 Grenade Launcher 43 Caliber Bag 250 White US $7.50
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 RAP4 K36 See Thru Sight Rail for US Army Project Salvo US $34.75
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 PAINTBALL Kingman Training Official Magazine Twin Pack US $29.99
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 RAP4 Paintball 180 Degree Remote Line Adapter US $7.95
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 RAP4 Paintball 88g 3oz Disposable CO2 Adapter US $13.50
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 RAP4 Paintball US Army Alpha Black Scope Mount Base US $21.95
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 RAP4 Paintball T68 Split Fire Dual Feed Adapter US $47.90
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 Tippmann X7 Phenom Paintball 450 Round Offset Hopper US $12.95
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 2 Bottles 200 Kingman Chaser Eraser 43 Caliber 11mm Paintballs New Orange case US $12.00
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 Kingman Training Paintball Magazine 9 round Twin Pack US $29.99
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 KT KINGMAN TRAINING UTILITY BELT PN KT04702 NOS US $5.00
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 KT Kingman Training ERASER Paintball Pistol Gun Grey US $99.99
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 PAINTBALL NEW KINGMAN TRAINING ERASER RACING GREEN US $99.95
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 KT Kingman Training ERASER Paintball Pistol Gun Black US $99.99
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 PAINTBALL NEW KINGMAN TRAINING ERASER TITANIUM GREY US $99.95
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 KT Chaser Paintbal Pistol NEW RAP4 Training Eraser Kingman US $69.95
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 Kingman Training Eraser 11mm Paintball Pistol PIK COLOR US $104.95
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 Tiberius Arms Hard Side Pistol Case Black US $19.95
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 KT Eraser Paintball Pistol Refurbished US $84.95
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 Kingman Training Eraser Paintball Marker NEW Never Opened Green Pistol Spyder US $65.00
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 KT Eraser Paintball Pistol Refurbished Hipholster SLV US $94.95
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 PAINTBALL NEW KINGMAN TRAINING ERASER JET BLACK US $99.95
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 Kingman Training Eraser Paintball Pistol Black US $100.00
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 PAINTBALL KINGMAN TRAINING ERASER RACING GREEN PACKAGE US $119.00
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 Kingman Training Pistol ERASER US $69.99
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 RAP4 RAMX50 Paintball Pistol Leg Holster US $33.95
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 Brass Eagle to Tippmann A 5 Barrel Adapter Paintball US $9.56
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 RAP4 Tippmann 98 1 Diameter 14 Recon Rifled Barrel US $31.46
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 RAP4 Milsig Paintball Gun Quick Magazine Release US $13.95
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 RAP4 68 Cal Target Balls™ System for Combat x US $17.96
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 RAP4 43 Caliber Paintball Bag Bag 250 Blue US $9.75
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 Integrated Training Special Force Helmet Choose color US $82.95
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 RAP4 Paintball Impulse to Spyder Barrel Adapter US $8.99
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 RAP4 Spyder MR1 Tactical See Through Rail Sight US $19.95
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 RAP4 12g Disposable CO2 Adapter For R Tube US $54.90
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 Tactical See Through Rail Sight for Tippmann X7 Phenom US $19.50
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 RAP4 Paintball Spyder MR1 MR2 MR3 Mount and Scope Kit US $53.50
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 Compact Laser Sight for Tippmann TPX Paintball Pistol US $38.99
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 Spyder Electra 1 Diameter 18 Inch Recon Rifled Barrel US $40.90
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 RAP4 Paintball Quick Change 12g CO2 Adapter US $24.46
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 RAP4 Paintball 88g BB Gun Air Tank Adapter US $19.50
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 RAP4 Paintball Spyder MR1 MR2 MR3 Scope Mount US $26.96
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 RAP4 Paintball Spyder MR1 AG1 On Off Adapter with Gauge US $22.95
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 RAP4 Paintball 8 Inch Steel Braided CO2 Hose US $8.50
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 RAP4 Paintball Spyder Pilot Clamp Style Feed Neck US $19.49
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 RAP4 Strikeforce Paintball Vest COMPLETE Pkg Woodland US $104.95
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 RAP4 Paintball Tippmann A 5 to Spyder Barrel Adapter US $8.99
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 RAP4 Paintball AG1 Air Regulator for Tippmann X7 US $63.99
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 RAP4 K36 Body Shroud for Tippmann A 5 US $71.99
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 RAP4 Paintball RIS Flashlight for Tippmann X7 Phenom US $40.50
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 RAP4 T68 Paintball Gun 5oz 3000psi Tank Buttstock US $44.10
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 RAP4 Paintball Carrying Handle for Tippmann X7 Phenom US $37.50
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 RAP4 Flexi Air Kit for Tippmann A 5 US $78.99
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 RAP4 Tippmann X 7 7 8 Diameter 10 Recon Rifled Barrel US $22.95
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 RAP4 Tippmann X 7 7 8 Diameter 8 Recon Rifled Barrel US $18.60
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 RAP4 Tippmann X 7 7 8 Diameter 6 Recon Rifled Barrel US $13.25
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 Noveske Sound Amp Muzzle for Tactical Barrel 68 A 5 US $34.99
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 T68 Paintball Gun Solid Remote Adapter for T16 and T68 US $26.96
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 Spyder TL 7 8 Inch Diameter 6 Inch Recon Rifled Barrel US $13.80
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 Smart Parts SP1 6 Inch Super CQB Recon Rifled Barrel US $13.46
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 RAP4 Paintball Remote Line Slide Check O ring US $5.50
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 RAP4 Paintball Quick Disconnect Adapter Female US $6.20
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 RAP4 Paintball CO2 Refill Station Scale US $47.95
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 RAP4 Paintball CO2 Air Tank Cap US $4.95
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 RAP4 Paintball AG1 On Off Adapter with Gauge US $22.95
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 RAP4 Paintball 90 Degree Adapter US $25.20
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 RAP4 Paintball 88g Disposable CO2 Cylinder US $9.20
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 RAP4 Paintball 75 Inch Steel Braided CO2 Hose US $7.50
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 RAP4 Paintball 5 Inch Steel Braided CO2 Hose US $6.30
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 RAP4 Paintball 20oz CO2 Tank Cover Woodland Camo US $8.96
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Kingman Training Eraser Paintball Pistol, HD Review Part 2
Speedball Tips - Playing The Mid Position
Mid players are often the ones forgotten about on the field but are the ones who carry the most weight out of anyone. Sure the fronts get the kills and the backs do the talking and the lanes, but that is in a perfect world, and in perfect worlds teamates don't get out.
What exactly is the mid? He is the man who does everyones job all at once, and can become whoever he needs to become. But let's look at it the way we have examined the others:
Before the game: Walk the field with your team, again I stress this a lot. You need to know exactly where your back players are going and where they are shooting, as well as where your front players are going. You need to know every step in the play from the person behind you to the person in front of you.
Off the break: You need to be able to fill in someones spot should a key player go down off the break. So keep your eyes on your fronts, and your ears on the backs. Anytime a teamate get's taken off the break they should notify their team with something "I'm hit" or otherwise, there should be no excuse for your team not knowing their down a player. When that happens it's your time to strike.
When a front goes down: If a front goes down off the break simply take over his job, hit his bunker for him...in all reality most back players who key fronts will stop shooting once they hit their target, which leaves the door wide open for you. If he goes down int he middle of the game it is your job to become the front man and to make up the ground that was lost with his elimination.
When a back goes down: If a back goes down off the break it is your decision to change course and take a back bunker or to continue where yor going...remember, while a key position ont he field is good it's not worth getting 2 eliminations over. Stop at the first bunker you come to and try to make up for the lack of paint that your team missed out on from their loss. If a back goes down in the middle of a game it's again your decision. While I would not recommend running back to a back bunker I have seen it done, and quite successfully. Then again I have seen it fail. If you decide to stay where you are the same rules apply as when playing back, the difference is your now half blind. Communication becomes even more important as you need to work with the other mids or the remaining backs to understand what is going on.
The second line: As a mid player you are also the second attacking line. You need to understnad your front and know when he needs your help and when he wants you to cover him. Listen to your back player as well, he'll let you know what is going on. When I run down the field to bunker a line of guys I will sometimes get 2 or 3, well the next body in that dead box had better be my mid player after he followed me and took out 2 more. Remember, one person running down field to bunker their opponent is suicide, two...well no one does that....right?????
Stupidity eraser: I have heard mids refered to as "stupidity erasers", when the communication is less then perfect between a front and a back that is when the mid has to cover up the mistakes made by either two. A front decides to make a key move while he can't hear his back player telling him to sit his @$$ down...he runs anyway...now it's your job to make sure those people who normally would have a shot at him are lieing in the fetal position waiting for God to strike them dead as opposed to the arsenal of paint your sending at them.
Tunnel vision killer: Mids are also the "Tunnel Vision Killers", let's say a key opponent is laying it thick on your back player, they are trying to pinch him out of his cover. Well usually when this happens the player will do something called "Posting", he'll sit out of his bunker and simply stare at where your back player usually comes out of, in hopes to catch him doing a slow snap shot....many players don't realise that by doing this they tunnel vision and lose sight of what is going on around them....like that mid player who just happened to hear that his backs assialant is "Posting out of the left side of the center 40 taco"...the tunnel very quickly is filled with a bright colored goo....
The best way to play mid is to simply understand the roles of the other members of your team. You are the second and last line of hope for your team. Know what the plans are for botht he people above and below you, and be willing to help easy the pressure to let your teamates do what they have to do.
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PAINTBALL PISTOL ive played paintball fro 6 years and now playing woodsball i want a sidearm, but what?
should i get the TPX, Eraser, Tiberius, WHT?????
Pistols don't have shorter range because of the barrel. It takes less than 8 inches for a paintball to gain it's maximum velocity, although the rest of the barrel length helps ensure accuracy a little bit.
Best pistols, honestly, are old ones, like the PGP or Sheridan pumps. Check ebay for those. They'd be much better than the newer ones in quality, although the newer ones have fancier features.
The Kingman pistols would be nice if they didn't use a smaller bore paintball. If you were to get one, you'd have to buy 2 separate sizes of paint, which sucks.
Tiberius is good but expensive.
TPX is probably the best of what's available. There's a couple reviews saying they jam but the majority have no problems. Jamming is mostly due to the paint you use - it's gotta be fresh & rec-grade may the best (tourney-grade may be too brittle). Also, the TPX was just released, so it's natural for some issues to come up. But Tippmann has some of the best customer service so any issues owners have will get resolved quickly.
