2009 Paintball Season

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how'S this for innovation... :wow:

From Tiberius Arms -

Paintball's First Sniper Round

Utilizing a combination of aerodynamic shape and fin stabilization technology, First Strike Projectiles maintain their velocity longer. The result is 50% greater range and unrivaled accuracy. Finally players have an alternative to accuracy by volume or backspin gimmicks that simply change trajectory. Become one of the first true paintball snipers with first strike. First Strike conversion kits are available for all Tiberius Arms markers.

Test conducted by firing 5 paintballs and 5 First Strike Projectiles from the same marker at the same velocity (300fps) from a bench mount at a 45 degree angle

Max Range of a standard paintball - 337 feet
Max Range of First Strike Projectile: 510 feet

Test conducted by firing 15 standard paintballs and 15 first strike projectiles from the same marker, on a bench mount, at the same velocity (290fps) on an indoor range at 100 feet.

 

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for tHose who havent watched this video :tank: this is how we roLL

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-IHFR5taj9o&feature=related

 

[JHOV2324]

mere kidz games....:sigh:

 

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anothEr purchase for 2009 :Blurp:

 

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nEw Tiberius Arms marKer :wow:

 

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sniPer round video :wow: get readY for cHange...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9rsVXFL48Sk

 

[latino277]

 

[JHOV2324]

why is the flag backwards?

 

[KuyaMark]

who's going on saturday ?......is it still on for High velocity indoors?

 

[latino277]

why is the flag backwards?

Don't know... I was asking myself the same question last night...

 

[jhale]

why is the flag backwards?

To wear our country's flag properly, the field of stars is worn closest to your heart. Further, when worn on the sleeve of a military uniform, the flag should appear to be advancing and not retreating. Thus, if your patch is to be worn on your LEFT sleeve, use a left flag (normal). For patches worn on your RIGHT sleeve, use a "right" or "reversed field" flag.

Since the Flag Rules do not specifically address the positioning of the patch, a decision is left to the discretion of the organization prescribing the wear. Some elect to use the "left" flag on both sleeves. [Note: many states and cities have ordinances pertaining to the use of the flag; you may wish to contact the Attorney General of your state or the City Attorney's office regarding this matter.] If you are planning to wear only one patch, it is recommended that you wear a "left" flag on your left sleeve.

Military guidelines specify that in support of joint or multi-national operations (as in Iraq), the "right" flag is worn on the right sleeve (see picture), 1/4" below the shoulder seam or 1/8" below any required unit patches. (Class A uniform excepted.)

Some people find the "right flag" disrespectful of the flag and some are calling it the "wrong flag." They seek to gain support to encourage a change in the regulations to always use a "left flag" even on a right sleeve.

 

[latino277]

thx jon... :tank:

 

[jhale]

anytime :usa1:

 

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we playing a gamE... we not going to waR

 

[jhale]

we playing a gamE... we not going to waR

so says the man with a grenade launcher on his mil-sim paintball marker :splitspin

 

[JHOV2324]

:lol2:

Jhale 1 - Inkflu 0

 

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i agRee u WIN... teLL your friendS

 

[JHOV2324]

Inkflu - -1 :tired:

 

[nycmat]

i think im still in with my keen running abilty and dodging tactics. go snipers. LMAO