e guns in tournaments

[jwstriker]

Sorry for askin
but can players use the electronic functions of their guns in tournaments like the NPPL opens? i read someplace where only semis are allowed then others where it is ok to use autos. please some info would be nice.

thnkx


team life is hard

 

[Philip]

I dont think any tournaments allow fullauot/burst shot from a marker. Its illegal over here, but i dont know about usa....but im still sure they wont let you use it.

 

[jwstriker]

i didnt think they could
but that poses the question why make a marker that will shoot 13 bps? im new to the game, relatively, im mostly a rec baller

thnx

 

[Philip]

They can shoot 13bps in semi auto if the user can move his/her finger that fast.

 

[jwstriker]

this may insult your intelligence, i dont know but do you think a shutter could compete in a fairly large tourney. its reliable but does it stand a chance?

bowing to the wisdom you seem to have

 

[Philip]

Yep...most spyders can, we had 3 spyders in our team at our last tourny.

 

[SPARKLIE CHICK]

Lol

Go for it I played my first game of paintball using a very poorly old site spyder not even bottom line

But I was rarely first in the dead box and managed to keep 3 players in and mug people.

lol you should have seen their faces I don't know which was worse being taken out by my gun or me lol

sparklie with big daisys in her plaits skipping round site!

Was called "that" girl lol

 

[Captain Scarlet]

From http://www.ukpsf.com/paintballandthelaw.htm

To stay within the law a paintball marker must not be fired above 330fps when using an average weight paintball, this equates to 12 ft/lbs. All tournament markers are restricted to a maximum velocity of 300fps, which equates to 9.9ft/lbs and site markers should be used at between 250-280fps to be safe for customers. This equates to 7ft/lbs-8.7ft/lbs.

Paintball markers must not be fully automatic i.e. when pulling the trigger once, two or more paintballs must not be discharged.