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Millenium hopper rule?

Freddie Brockdorff

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It´s more difficult for refs spotting a hit (with a clear hopper!) - same reason as for having only one sticker at each side! At least that´s my take on it........ ;)

And yes - orange coloured/filled paintballs are indeed allowed, but no other "objects"/gear/etc. may be in that particular colour. However pink and red FILLINGS are prohibeted. :)
 

jim

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Jul 31, 2001
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Latest Millennium Hopper Rule

Camo hoppers will not be permitted due to Severe launching there latest 06 line of tournament paintballs with camo fill.
 

Lovetone

Peter Pan of Paintball
Feb 25, 2005
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Originally posted by john251282
What is the problem with seeing the colour of the balls and on that note why are orange balls not allowed anyway?
something also is if you break paint in your loader and it shows through you may get pulled out incorrectly for a hit on the hopper.
orange is allowed i thinks, its pink that is hated by MS
 

PEBBLE

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What about white shells with Black louis vuitton pattern?

Is that classed as 2 colours?
 

Just Curious

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Jul 6, 2001
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Orange paint is allowed but not orange kit
Ahmmm,, I would dispute that. Next time you play a Mill Event, just have a look at how many Teams play with Orange Kit.

This is a bit of a sore point for us as we had Team Shirts printed with a small 'logo' in gold. In 'Dam last year we were made to play with the shirts inside out due to a jobs-worth ref who said the colour was Orange. Paris, loads of teams were playing in Orange Proto gear and the likes. We pulled Ulrich on this and all he could say was 'yes, you are right but what can I do?':eek:

Point of story is, play with what you want, it all depends on the mood of the refs.:mad: