The ANS Ion is a great tool for anyone getting into paintball that would like to keep up with the others using heavy firepower and it s a great marker for those already in the game that would like to put their hard earned money into playing and not into their gear. ANS makes it easier to pay less so you can play more.

The Few, The Proud
There’s no unifying handbook, no universial qualification, no certificates of achievement. We run the games, we keep the peace, we call the shots on and off the field. From the thick woods of the northeast, to the airball arenas on the West Coast, from smoke-filled scenario battleground to backyard game, we are the gatekeepers.

Rufus Dawg Centerfeed
Check out what Tippmann owners are hailing as the newest essential upgrade for speedball style guns. Does the first and only vertical feed adaptor for the Tippmann line meet expectations?

Vlocity hopper review
The Viewloader Vlocity hopper is the latest from the folks at Viewloader and is the top dog of all hoppers. Can your hopper keep up with this one?

Water Dog
Water Dog This is the “bible” for dog owners who want to simply and quickly train their retrievers for basic and advanced waterfowl hunting. Combining the time-tested techniques of Richard A. Wolters with the newest proven methods of dog training, have the retriever you’ve always wanted in a few short months. Customer Review: Easy […]

Orange S.A.M. Bolt review
If you have a Matrix, you need this bolt. Orange Paintball’s S.A.M. carbon-fiber bolt for the Matrix line of markers is not only light weight, but looks cool as well. Find out more about this bolt.

Commander Cup Controversy
An examination of the controversial call that lead to Dynasty’s victory at the Orange County Commander Cup. What does the rulebook have to say?

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