Posted by: calebtheredwood on December 26, 2006 at 06:57:30

The below statements are total in my opinion based on my experiences. 3A paintball is of poor quality and offers poor service. I purchased a 88/4500 tank from them for what I thought was a good deal. When I received the tank it had a large deap scratch on the regulator. The first time I filled it, the glass on the gauge popped off and leaked. I purchased a new gauge and installed it. After using it for one tournament the fill nipple was leaking, I purchased a new fill nipple and installed it. Two tournaments later the regulator was leaking out a small hole in the side, I don't know what the hole was there for. The entire time I was filling and using this tank, I was also using a Crossfire tank that was being filled in the same manner from the same compressor and had no problems. I figured it was just a bad run of luck with this tank and got rid of it. I thought I'd give 3A paintball another chance, so I bought a 3A paintball scuba fill station. Guess what, it showed up badly scratched. The first time I used it the glass on the gauge blew off and the gauge leaked! I tried to contact 3A but got no answer. I left several messages with return information but never got a return. In frustration I threw the fill station away! I'd also like to add something about the intelligence level of the person who ran their eBay actions. After receiving the fill station I purchased on eBay, I decided to leave them a neutral feedback. I was then left with a neutral feedback stating I had left them a negative feedback and other sellers 'BEWARE'. Wow! It is in my opinion based only on my experiences that 3A paintball is a poor paintball company. Your experiences maybe different then mine. If you are going to purchase an item from them, I would recommend studying their return and service practices. It may also be a good idea to communicate with them on the phone before a purchase. I encourage you to further educate yourself by searching Google.com for '3a paintball' and read some of the opinions on the returning websites.

Follow Ups: Post a Followup Show your name as: DefaultRealnameBothNickname E-Mail address (eg: joeschmoe@aol.com): Show your e-mail address? DefaultYesNo Your Password: Don't have a password? CLICK HERE - Forgot your password? CLICK HERE Subject: Subject:Message: : The below statements are total in my opinion based on my experiences. : 3A paintball is of poor quality and offers poor service. I purchased a 88/4500 tank from them for what I thought was a good deal. When I received the tank it had a large deap scratch on the regulator. The first time I filled it, the glass on the gauge popped off and leaked. I purchased a new gauge and installed it. After using it for one tournament the fill nipple was leaking, I purchased a new fill nipple and installed it. Two tournaments later the regulator was leaking out a small hole in the side, I don't know what the hole was there for. : The entire time I was filling and using this tank, I was also using a Crossfire tank that was being filled in the same manner from the same compressor and had no problems. I figured it was just a bad run of luck with this tank and got rid of it. : I thought I'd give 3A paintball another chance, so I bought a 3A paintball scuba fill station. Guess what, it showed up badly scratched. The first time I used it the glass on the gauge blew off and the gauge leaked! I tried to contact 3A but got no answer. I left several messages with return information but never got a return. In frustration I threw the fill station away! : I'd also like to add something about the intelligence level of the person who ran their eBay actions. After receiving the fill station I purchased on eBay, I decided to leave them a neutral feedback. I was then left with a neutral feedback stating I had left them a negative feedback and other sellers 'BEWARE'. Wow! : It is in my opinion based only on my experiences that 3A paintball is a poor paintball company. Your experiences maybe different then mine. If you are going to purchase an item from them, I would recommend studying their return and service practices. It may also be a good idea to communicate with them on the phone before a purchase. : I encourage you to further educate yourself by searching Google.com for '3a paintball' and read some of the opinions on the returning websites. [ Follow Ups ] [ Post Followup ] [ WARPIG Rec Talk ]