Underwater Paintball

[Smally85]

Leave them to it!

Stop trying to make them look stupid, they are doing it well enough themselves without your help!
Underwater Paintball.... pah! hehe

 

[Richard Kirke (DUPS Rocket) UK]

Be fair guys

This is kind of a weird question but has anyone hever shot their marker underwater?

This was the orriginal question, the answer to which it would appear is yes...

Richard

 

[JoseDominguez]

Everyone at Elsham on Sunday has fired a paintball underwater.

Now for the science bit.

1) in space, you couldn't fire a standard marker as all moving parts would seize from the cold and your bottle wouldn't cope well without atmospheric pressure. Also your paintballs would freeze solid and nothing would feed. On a brighter note, your paintballs would stay round. Standard batteries/powerpacks would also cease to function. In addition, if you could get one to fire, you'd be sent backwards with each shot giving you a little more acceleration: not good.
2) Underwater: too much resistance, so they wouldn't travel far enough to do a lot. (having to push too much water out of the way). nevermind the whole swelling chopping thing.

I like this thread, it's really stupid.

 

[JoseDominguez]

Plus, in space, no one can hear game on.

Then again, no one would lift their masks.



Well, only once anyway.

 

[le-pig]

Originally posted by JoseDominguez
Plus, in space, no one can hear game on.

or here you scream

 

[Richard Kirke (DUPS Rocket) UK]

Welcome Jose!

I didn't think it would take you this long!

 

[eric]

I think by in space they musta meant like in a space ship or sometin, cause anybody who thinks they could play in space is prolly to dumb to operate a computer.

 

[JoseDominguez]

OK, that's it, goodbye.

 

[joe bob]

Like I said rubber practice balls

 

[crazypbkid]

cause anybody who thinks they could play in space is prolly to dumb to operate a computer

I believe you've seen post from about three of them.