Sometime between night of Friday, February 2 and the morning of Saturday,
February 3, thieves broke into the staging building at HAWAII ALL-STAR
PAINTBALL GAMES and stole 37 brand new Tippmann Model 98 paintball
guns (no CO2 tanks), nearly two-thirds of the field rental complement.

HAWAII ALL-STAR PAINTBALL GAMES, located in Honolulu, recently opened on January 14th. Three hundred twenty-eight rental and walk-on players participated in the grand opening ceremonies and all-day games,
numbers unheard of since the beginning to paintball in Hawaii (1983). The
only progressive paintball field in Hawaii, with Hyperball, Ultimate Air
and mound playing fields, fair pricing and customer service, HAWAII
ALL-STAR PAINTBALL GAMES is setting new standards for paintball in Hawaii. HAWAII ALL-STAR PAINTBALL GAMES is the also the only field to actively contribute to the local community, for example, a monthly game day to benefit the Hawaii Foodbank.

Not to be detered by this act of petty jealousy, at the time of this posting, a few new replacement 98's are being air shipped (thanks, PMI!) to our company as the complement is slowly brought back to spec. And although a
definite setback, this act of cowardice only makes our company spirit
burn brighter. Any information leading to the recovery of the guns and the
prosecution of those responsible will be greatly appreciated. Contact at
brandonc@secalarm.com for info and serial numbers. HAWAII ALL-STAR
PAINTBALL GAMES... "we got game!"
 

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