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Back To The Woods? We Never Left!
 
With new scenario and recreational focused products, some people are saying Smart Parts, Inc. is taking paintball back to the woods, but the reality is we never left.
 

Loyalhanna, PA – May 12, 2006 - “A lot of people look at pro players shooting Shockers, Nerves and Ions on X-Ball fields.  They see our NXL Championship rings, and they think, ‘Oh, yeah these guys are all about speedball,’” says Smart Parts, Inc. president Bill Gardner.  “It’s true,
we’ve built up a reputation for winning tournaments - and the big tournaments are on air ball fields - but that’s not the whole story.  We started playing in the woods.  We won the big tournaments when they were in the woods, and when we go out to play for fun, we head straight to the woods.”


The new SP-8 is the first true electropneumatic paintball gun manufactured
specifically for scenario, milsim and woods oriented players on a major scale.  The whisper quiet low-pressure operation, minimal recoil, and incredible rates of fire that dominate in the tournament world give the same winning edge - even when the bunkers are made of boulders instead of
airbags.  The SP-8 also represents Smart Parts’ new commitment to address
products and support specifically to the scenario and recreational player.


“The SP-8 is just the start,” says Gardner.  “Our tournament line provides the performance needed to win – and that works great in the woods too – but now we’re also addressing the fun side as well, blending that performance with a style and feel that is all about crawling, sniping, and bunker busting.  A few weeks ago we took a whole crew from the factory and headed out to play the Castle Conquest scenario at EMR-Paintball – myself, Hans Semelsberger, Darryl Trent from the original Ironmen along with a full playing staff. It was a great time and we're going to be doing more of this.”


Smart Parts, Inc., is a leading developer and manufacturer of equipment and accessories for the sport of paintball.  For more information, visit
www.SmartParts.com. 

Attached Photograph: Adam Gardner (l) and Bill Gardner, Jr. (r – holding a Smart Mag) take a break from the action at a Texas paintball tournament in 1993.