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Welcome - as someone who has played every form of paintball, just play what you want to and don't worry about what others think
Hi mate, welcome along. Anyone slates you for playing paintball, let me know as they are not welcome here.
Mag fed is magazine fed, as opposed to the 'standard' hopper feed
Load your paintballs into spring feeding magazines and swap magazines rather than topping up hoppers from pods
You can either get pure magfed games where you may only use magazine fed paintball guns, or games where it is magfed orientated but also allows other limited paintball such as pump action or limited capacity hoppers such as 50 round or stick feeds
Yes, there are many magfed guns with the majority being old technology mechanical guns but with a magazine feed system instead of a top feed hopper, but with other options such as the dye dam which takes electronic technology with a magazine feed but also the ability to mix and match magazine or hopper - or even flick a switch in game to swap as you wish
(That option being aimed at normal paintballs in the hopper and 'first strike' shaped paintballs in the magazine, but the magazines can take either style)
Eye sight test to find my dam:
The hammer 7:
Even mag fed pistols like the Tpx
It's not compulsory to have the air under mounted! More normal to use 12 gram
Co2 or a remote line to air
And not to forget the 'limited paint' options allowed at some magfed games
It might be because I'm looking at it on my phone but I still can't see the Dam! In average hands, how would the Dam fair at a typical walk on? Would it be a setback or is it really a regular marker work a different look? I stumbled across the underslung 300+ cap box mags for them - so it seems lack of capacity can't be an issue!