Paintball m249

Arcto

I had absolutly no i dea this existed. Ive seen a few m16-ish markers and a tommy but this is feckn sweeet!

ditpaintball

Ah dude that is nothing man, check out some of the stuff on www.a50g.net.

Here are some of the sweet links:



http://www.a5og.net/smg-umps-mp5s-etc/8567-tippmann-5-thompson-m1a1.html#post107878

http://www.a5og.net/sniper-any-sniper-mods/7723-myths-5-sniper-mod.html#post97127

Genghiz Cohen

ditpaintball wrote: »

Ah dude that is nothing man, check out some of the stuff on www.a50g.net.

Here are some of the sweet links:

http://img488.imageshack.us/img488/7475/collectionve2.jpg

http://www.a5og.net/smg-umps-mp5s-etc/8567-tippmann-5-thompson-m1a1.html#post107878

http://www.a5og.net/sniper-any-sniper-mods/7723-myths-5-sniper-mod.html#post97127

Whats the ROF on the terrier?


Really though, what size paint balls do the mil-sim guns fire, and how many does a mag hold?

ditpaintball

Mil-sim markers all fire the same size, .68 cal. But some stupid americans make a smaller size for odd ball pistols. The hoppers can hold any thing from 10 paintballs, to 2000, depending on your rig

Here is mine last year: http://www.paintballer.ie/album_showpage.php?pic_id=395&user_id=2

I will update the pic later, I am actually stripping her for a cleaning so I will take a photo.

Arcto

Genghiz Cohen wrote: »

Whats the ROF on the terrier?


Really though, what size paint balls do the mil-sim guns fire, and how many does a mag hold?

Thats a minature german schnautzer (so many spelling mistakes :rolleyes: ) and it can fire off about 2 yelps a second.

I think it is anyways.....mine broke after about a year

They still take hoppers.....just seem to be left off in the pics. As far as i know they take the regular sized P balls.

ditpaintball

Ya as I said, the all take .68 paintball which is the standard.

All the markers in the second pic all are with out their hoppers yes. But there are many ways to feed paintballs into a marker, not just a hopper. The first pic above that you posted has a hopper on it.

Arcto

Just wondering, alotta the time you see markers with a tube going to the gas supply in a back pack or attached onto webbing. Can you do this too all markers? I allways found the gas tank stuck onto the bottom a bit anoying....

ditpaintball

Ya you can do it with all markers. Is called a ' remote line'. It not used in speedball as the tank is used as a stock on the marker. I only use a remote for woodsball games with the tank on my vest, it takes a lot of weight off the marker also.

bullets

While were on the subject of paintball, anyone remember a
paintball TV show where contestants worked as a team a bit like
gladiators. You used to have some nice big boobed women folk and muscle bound men dressed in black with mega paint ball equipment and they roleplayed
some sort of baddies.

Anyway the equipment was pretty cool.
They had this Line that powered the paintball marker from a backpack.


~B

ditpaintball

Dont know the show but the line from the back pack would be the 'remote line' that i mentioned before

Shiva

bullets wrote: »

While were on the subject of paintball, anyone remember a
paintball TV show where contestants worked as a team a bit like
gladiators. You used to have some nice big boobed women folk and muscle bound men dressed in black with mega paint ball equipment and they roleplayed
some sort of baddies.
~B

Yeah, I remember it...didn't last long unfortunately, 'cos it was pretty good as game shows go.

NakedDex

That show was called X-Fire, it was on channel 4. Cool show while it was on but basically it was a paintball game on tv so people grew tired of watching and went out and did it themselves. They had a "paintball" bazooka called "The Vinylizer" that I always wanted a go on. I believe the twin barrelled machine gun they had was called the Emulsifier.