Author ThePaintballPost
WC-Marker is releasing their first original products and I think it is a bigger deal than they are making it out to be. Their focus on making things more affordable has led them to releasing their own pants. This may… Continue Reading →
If you are as terminally online as I am you may have seen the r/paintball subreddit flooded with anti nazi posts this week. It’s not the first time, as there has been a “Nazi Punks F*** Off” post pinned at… Continue Reading →
The first paintball gun I ever owned was a Spyder E-99 that came with a rechargeable 9.6v battery. On one hand it was great because I didn’t have to buy batteries. On the other hand, if I forgot to charge… Continue Reading →
MacDev is one of the longest running paintball companies in the industry. They were making paintball markers before Planet Eclipse released their original Ego. In recent years some self-inflicted wounds have caused their popularity to drop in North America, but… Continue Reading →
You need to read your manual. If you are reading this but haven’t read your manual your priorities are out of order, or a team mate sent you this to try and convince you. On one hand modern paintball markers… Continue Reading →
Dye is offering an update for MXR users free of charge. This is a welcome update given the marker has been plagued with issues since its release. Is this enough to save the MXR? We will see, but it is… Continue Reading →
VForce has released their Profiler 2.0 and it has been met with some mixed enthusiasm. Though it does look to be a solid mask it has landed flat with some long-time users, where newer users seem to like the new… Continue Reading →
Paintballs are extremely fragile so firing them down field at 300 feet per second is not an easy task. Despite this we do it all the time. If you look across the wall at a paintball store you will see… Continue Reading →
When the Dye Rotor was released in 2008 it changed everything. Many of the older loaders quickly become obsolete. It set a new standard for loaders in every way. It was faster, more durable, and more reliable than anything on… Continue Reading →
The Proto Matrix 8 The Dye Matrix was one of the longest lines of markers in paintball history, but there was a time that it nearly cannibalize itself. Dye purchased the design and began releasing their own version with a… Continue Reading →