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Re: True, True

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Posted by Burphel on June 26, 2002 at 21:07:27:

In Reply to: Re: True, True posted by Pat on June 26, 2002 at 18:29:25:

: You use a stock class gun, right? Do you ever find that you're hampered by having to reload often (especially in tournament games)?

When I'm playing against semis, I usually use the SC feed and a 3.5oz tank. The reloading isn't too bad as I mostly do single shot snapshooting. Just need to keep it in mind. Loading and changing 12g's is a bit too much against semis, and doesn't get you much of an advantage in gun size/weight, so I only use the true SC for target practice and pump-only games and sometimes at scenario/big games.
: (Are you standing or kneeling? Does the color indicate the position you play? That's pretty hip, getting your pic in APG and all!)

I'm standing, the one in the blue jersey with OD pants. We decided each person would choose which color jersey and font for their name/number. It just worked out that the Rookie team all got blue and all but one of the Nov's got green. It'd be cooler if they had gotten the name and prize package right. It's Pump Players Internet Group / Team Internet Paintball, and we won X-boxes :).

Well, the Nov team did, really but we all went up at the presentation. The Rookie team won 3/8 games and got 7 grabs, finished 5th in our 11 team bracket. We took home flags, they took home X-boxes. Not that I'm bitter, sitting here in the middle of nowhere without a video game system... :)

: I'm on the opposite coast, trying to ferret out fun spots to play in the New Jersey area. They don't seem to take it to the next level like they do on the west coast, though. Oh well, I guess once I get good enough, I'll have to do some traveling. Thanks again for all the info!

You might check in with Hans at Siegecraft Paintball in NY and ask about fields, etc. He's a Phantom distributor/tech, and is involved with the NY Paintball Marshalls (a SC club/team). He's also the tall, skinny, goatee'd fella standing back left in a blue jersey. And a hell of a back player even with a SC phantom.

http://www.siegecraft-paintball.com/

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: : You use a stock class gun, right? Do you ever find that you're hampered by having to reload often (especially in tournament games)? : When I'm playing against semis, I usually use the SC feed and a 3.5oz tank. The reloading isn't too bad as I mostly do single shot snapshooting. Just need to keep it in mind. Loading and changing 12g's is a bit too much against semis, and doesn't get you much of an advantage in gun size/weight, so I only use the true SC for target practice and pump-only games and sometimes at scenario/big games. : : (Are you standing or kneeling? Does the color indicate the position you play? That's pretty hip, getting your pic in APG and all!) : I'm standing, the one in the blue jersey with OD pants. We decided each person would choose which color jersey and font for their name/number. It just worked out that the Rookie team all got blue and all but one of the Nov's got green. It'd be cooler if they had gotten the name and prize package right. It's Pump Players Internet Group / Team Internet Paintball, and we won X-boxes :). : Well, the Nov team did, really but we all went up at the presentation. The Rookie team won 3/8 games and got 7 grabs, finished 5th in our 11 team bracket. We took home flags, they took home X-boxes. Not that I'm bitter, sitting here in the middle of nowhere without a video game system... :) : : I'm on the opposite coast, trying to ferret out fun spots to play in the New Jersey area. They don't seem to take it to the next level like they do on the west coast, though. Oh well, I guess once I get good enough, I'll have to do some traveling. Thanks again for all the info! : You might check in with Hans at Siegecraft Paintball in NY and ask about fields, etc. He's a Phantom distributor/tech, and is involved with the NY Paintball Marshalls (a SC club/team). He's also the tall, skinny, goatee'd fella standing back left in a blue jersey. And a hell of a back player even with a SC phantom. : http://www.siegecraft-paintball.com/

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