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Ali

gunnin down fools in style
Jun 23, 2007
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naa seriously cant you keep it at a team mates house or in your garden shed if you've got one?
 

ALIHISGREAT

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Jan 7, 2009
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You're such a baaaad assssss:)
why thank you!

My parents wont let me buy a marcker cus they dotn want ti in the house i said they could take it away until i need to use it but NO luck.
Two things:

1- How old are you? (i've wanted one since i was 14 but have had to wait for two years for the parents to become aclimatized to the idea :( )

2- If its just the marker in the house thing, offer to buy a gun cabinet or something to lock it up in the garage, or loft or something? (although you would be looking at ~£90+ )
 

Niall W

Platinum Member
Dec 13, 2007
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Like i said, they probably need educating on paintball.

Ie. That a bottle needs to be attatched, filled up and air turned on. Hopper with paint needs to be attatched and the gun needs to be turned on.

You could talk about maybe not being allowed to take any paint home? Or Hopper and bottle stored elsewhere until you play again.
 

Tom

Tom
Nov 27, 2006
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How old are you?
Is they anti - guns or just won't let you have a paintball gun in the house?
Could it realy be them avoiding you buying tonnes of gear for a 'phase' you are going through?
How much paintball have you played / what type?
Any family members/family friends paintballing?
Can you get away with starting to buy the other essentials such as mask etc and playing with rentals?
Have you looked into the 'cost models' of paintball? - Punters, walkons, big games, tournaments etc
Consider some of the above and produce 'evidence' to support your need for your own marker.
 

Niall W

Platinum Member
Dec 13, 2007
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Cambridgeshire / Swansea
How old are you?
Is they anti - guns or just won't let you have a paintball gun in the house?
Could it realy be them avoiding you buying tonnes of gear for a 'phase' you are going through?
How much paintball have you played / what type?
Any family members/family friends paintballing?
Can you get away with starting to buy the other essentials such as mask etc and playing with rentals?
Have you looked into the 'cost models' of paintball? - Punters, walkons, big games, tournaments etc
Consider some of the above and produce 'evidence' to support your need for your own marker.
Very Good advice :)
Sums it up really.
 

ProFlexy

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Apr 8, 2009
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Iam 13 i think its the fact they dont want a gun in the house i just bought a pair of goggles and a sandana from the masters but i dont know what i can do to eventually get a marcker.