As surprising as it might be, paintballs don’t have paint inside them. The paint you see upon collision is a mixture of color, polyethylene glycol (PEG), and other non-toxic materials. Your paintball’s “paint” is more similar to laxatives than real paint. So naturally, the next question that pops into the mind is whether this non-paint liquid stains like paint. Fortunately, Paintballs are safe, biodegradable, and non-staining. As a result, the paintball paint won’t leave a lasting stain on your clothing. You can wash your garments as you usually do to remove any paint. Can You Wash The Paintb ..read more

When hearing the words’ Paintball paint’, a bucket of toxic paint usually comes into our mind. It is a common misconception that the aforementioned toxic paint is what a paintball is filled up with. In reality, the paintballs are constructed of ingredients that are frequently found in food, including color, the laxative polyethylene glycol, and other non-toxic, water-soluble ingredients. They are, therefore, considerably simpler to remove than traditional paint. Can you remove paintball stains? Complete Guide 2023 Removing paintball stains is an effortless task, as paintball stains aren’t per ..read more

The basic piece of equipment for the shooting sport of paintball is an air gun called a paintball gun. Paintball guns fire dye-filled gel capsules called paintballs through the barrel and swiftly strike a target using compressed gas, such as carbon dioxide or compressed air. There are several distinct components that make up a paintball gun. The ‘Shooty end,’ as the barrel of a paintball gun is referred to by specialists, is presumably familiar to everyone. The idea is that a paintball will shoot out of the shooty end when the trigger is pulled. Making a Paintball Gun At Home 2023 A gas expl ..read more

Although many paintball players are unsure about the dry firing, it’s not necessarily a negative idea. If you do this, your paintball gun won’t be immediately damaged or irreparably harmed. But there are several explanations for why the story of the dry fire has persisted. The great news is that paintballers can practice their technique and targets by dry firing. There are, unfortunately, certain drawbacks to occasionally dry firing a paintball pistol, even if it is safe to do so. The question that needs to be answered is, is it bad to dry fire a paintball gun? Let’s find out. Is it bad to Dr ..read more

Paintball is a fascinating game played by people of all ages. Due to the interactive nature of the game, there is occasionally some misunderstanding over who is allowed to play, how old you have to be, and so on. Of course, there is always a chance of injury because it is an active sport. And this is why Players are required to sign documents stating that any injuries are considered a part of the play. Paintball is typically only open to those over the age of 18, but younger players are permitted with written parental consent. It is generally accepted that ages 12 to 14 are ideal for beginnin ..read more

Typically, two suggestions come to mind when thinking about kids’ birthday parties. First, allow them to play laser tag until they are satisfied. Paintballing is another activity that comes to mind for older children since it allows them to get dirty. While air soft has been available since the 1970s, youngsters worldwide clamored to play laser tag as it became one of the biggest crazes of the 1980s and 1990s. Both of these games are pretty entertaining to play and appropriate for most ages. But which one is better suited for smaller children? And which one is generally more enjoyable? These ..read more

You must understand how to properly preserve your paintballs if you want them to function effectively between games. By keeping your paintballs in good condition, you can use them between matches while still getting a top-notch performance. You should store paintballs according to the manufacturer’s instructions, which are usually provided by the brand. Paintballs should be stored in a dry, cold environment and rotated occasionally. Sadly, paintballs are perishable items, and they require money to be bought. Since no one wants to waste money (unless you are Pablo Escobar), knowing how to stor ..read more

Wondering how fast does paintball travel on the field. Let us help you get the right answer. On average, a paintball round travels at around 280 fps (feet per second) whereas a casual paintball gun is capable of shooting about 300 fps (feet per second) which is considerably slower than a real gun. Technically, the firing rate of paintballs depends on how quickly you are feeding the ammo into the chamber. In fact, standing within a range of between 70 – 100 feet without appropriate  Safety Equipment can be risky for you. Here are some of the great safety tips that you should apply before ..read more

Paintball is an amazing sport that has been around since 1981. It’s become one of the most popular sports in the world, with millions of players and fans worldwide. However, there are some who believe paintball is dying and will eventually fade away into obscurity. Ask the average paintballer when they last read an article on paintball’s dying state and they’ll probably say never. There are several rumors and “reports” that paintball is dying that are spread out through the media and many paintballers aren’t aware of them. But with some statistical analysis, the paintball tournament is not dy ..read more

Paintball guns are one of the essential accessories for playing paintball. They use compressed gas to power the balls, and they need to be in top condition if you want to enjoy your game to the maximum. However, it may occur that your gun is not shooting or won’t work. Some of the most common problems with paintball guns include filling the CO2 tank with the wrong gas, using older paintballs, pumping too slowly when loading the gun, problems with magazine retention, or cleaning issues. Paintball guns are surprisingly complicated, but there are a few basic steps you can use to diagnose and fix ..read more