Hello

[paintball_addiction]

Found out about this from a friend and have enjoyed it so far. Looking forward to learning and getting to know people.

[esrice]

Welcome!

[Bubbajms]

Howdy!

[shooter521]

Welcome to I was a pretty serious 'baller back in the day.

[paintball_addiction]

Yeah, I haven't actually played in a few years but I still have my gear and quite a few guns. Work keeps me too busy and my friends don't play anymore. I still like to read the magazines and follow the sport a little. It's amazing how much technology is in the sport now.

[target64]

Greetings.......enjoy and be safe.

[shooter521]

Originally Posted by paintball_addiction

Yeah, I haven't actually played in a few years but I still have my gear and quite a few guns. Work keeps me too busy and my friends don't play anymore. I still like to read the magazines and follow the sport a little. It's amazing how much technology is in the sport now.

I started playing in high school, got serious about it in college, and played for a state-level tournament team for several years after graduation. Finally hung it up for good in 2000-01 or so. Still have some misc. gear in the attic somewhere, but the guns are long gone. I have a friend who used to be in the industry; even though he's out now too, he still keeps tabs on things. As the technology level has risen, it seems like the general quality of the guns and gear has gone down.

If I ever played again, I'd want to do the OLD-school camo up and run around in the woods scenario stuff; speedball/tourneyball is a young (and rich!) man's game...

[TripleL]

from an noob.

[turnandshoot4]

Welcome from a woodsball player!

[IndyGunworks]

welcome