Air Fill
- Thread starter Djazz
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Seriously mate, What I do before I leave training is to fill up my bottle so I have it for home use for a week. That is the cheap way anyway.
The reason im so anxious to get a fill is that as I mentioned in a couple of posts earlier, I am REALLY new to paintball. Ive bought some reasonable gear (i think!) but i want to familiarise myself with it before i go to a site and make a complete noob of myself.
Obviously Im not mad keen to go spending a fortune on stuff i dont need but i also dont want to be cutting any corners with safety etc. Just want to go about things in the right way if that makes any sense?
Obviously Im not mad keen to go spending a fortune on stuff i dont need but i also dont want to be cutting any corners with safety etc. Just want to go about things in the right way if that makes any sense?
Local Site
When I first started out, I had my newly bought equipment, no air, a bit of paint and no real experience of managing my marker and its air system, so I phoned up my local site and asked if I could attend on a day when he was just doing as bit of maintenance so that I could be taught safety with regards to air fills, and just get a feel for firing my marker on his feild.
I was given an induction on site health and safety and air fills, and I felt more confident when I attended my first walk-on. Also, I put about 300 rounds through my marker just to get a feel of using it.
Why not try something similair with your local site?
When I first started out, I had my newly bought equipment, no air, a bit of paint and no real experience of managing my marker and its air system, so I phoned up my local site and asked if I could attend on a day when he was just doing as bit of maintenance so that I could be taught safety with regards to air fills, and just get a feel for firing my marker on his feild.
I was given an induction on site health and safety and air fills, and I felt more confident when I attended my first walk-on. Also, I put about 300 rounds through my marker just to get a feel of using it.
Why not try something similair with your local site?