Thing is, no one wants to use pump because they feel disadvantaged from the get go. Imo, lighter setup with good mobility and cheaper day makes me enjoy it much more.
Thing is, no one wants to use pump because they feel disadvantaged from the get go. Imo, lighter setup with good mobility and cheaper day makes me enjoy it much more.
Gee Tee and I had so much fun running the last Pump day at Campaign on the Sup Air fields that more are planned for next year.
We'll keep you posted and hopefully get a pump following going on P8nt and make it a regular event.
I got out of Paintball because of all the ramping and techno fiddling going into the sport (strangely I work in IT). Have come back and happy to find old skool and pump is getting a resurgence and putting the fun back into the game. Ask yourself why did PSP and Mill set the BPS down to 10.5 - because the game stagnated and everyone "camped" no one could move to make the game enjoyable and watchable.
My brother Paul took a Sterling out on the last walkon and took out several rampers, much to their annoyance and his glee.
I've just picked up a pair of Tiberius T8 pistols. I want to practice with them now to improve my accuracy and reload technique. Having only 8 shots in a mag, and only 3 reloads to a 12g cO2 bulb really makes you focus on your game. I was surprised at how accurate and consistent they were on test last weekend. The range they get from such a short barrel is just amazing.
Uncapped semi can produce a faster ROF than the current 10.5 bps ramping cap. Can't see what they aim to achieve from this. The only ones set to gain are the marker manufacturers, who'll cash in selling the new 'semi only' boards to players. If they want to bring back some real skill - make it a 'no batteries allowed' mechanical semi auto format. The no coaching rule I do like. Loud mouthed idiots shouting thier tits off from the sideline really winds me up.