Old Timers
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You are Sooo right Nitro, I`m 67 and play various Events including the CPPS.
All the above are just Kids !!!
and it`s not as if I`m not known either ??
All the above are just Kids !!!
and it`s not as if I`m not known either ??
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First tourney I ever played was NSPL Division 2. I was part of a scratch team made up of me, aged 17, and everybody else was at least 30 years older than me (and they were mainly using old school mech markers, all shooting semi) and we won Division 2 that day.
Age is no problem!
Age is no problem!
turning 48 in a week nothing works properly any more back aches ,knees knackered, right ankle full of mecanno
not going to let that stop me.that said i play at an amble,my nose is the only thing that runs these days, and if i kneel down
never really sure if im getting back up. but after a 20 year plus absence from the sport really enjoying it.
not going to let that stop me.that said i play at an amble,my nose is the only thing that runs these days, and if i kneel down
never really sure if im getting back up. but after a 20 year plus absence from the sport really enjoying it.
At the field I work for we see many middle aged men every week, often dads taking their kids or even sometime alone. Don't worry though everyone is made welcome in paintball, it's one of my favorite things about the sport!
reference my earlier post.reviewing the state of me,i'm off to book a one way ticket to switzerland.goodbye crule world.
As always its not the age but the mileage. And as we all know with age comes experience.
A few years back we and a few other old timers played a tourney at Holmbush. There was lots of banter on the internet from the more sprucely teams.
Needless to say our experience paid dividends and the old timers came fist and second.
Regards,
Colin.
A few years back we and a few other old timers played a tourney at Holmbush. There was lots of banter on the internet from the more sprucely teams.
Needless to say our experience paid dividends and the old timers came fist and second.
Regards,
Colin.