Difference Between a Paintball Splatter & Paintball Hit

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Summary: Learn the difference between a paintball splatter and an actual hit in paintball in this free instructional video on paintballing.

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Dan Foss Dan Foss is the owner of Paintball Adventures in Cottonwood az. Call Paintball Adventures to book a paintball party in the Sedona Arizona area. read more

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Difference Between a Paintball Splatter & Paintball Hit

On behalf of Expert Village I'm Dan Foss with Arizona Paintball Adventures here to talk to you today about some paintballing in the woods. What happens is it is cold right now so you see that white stuff coming out of the end of the marker. That white stuff is your C02 that didn't have a chance to form a gas. The gas is what is firing the gun. What happens is that white stuff freezes the gun, freezes the balls, gets the balls wet and the inside of the barrel gets slick and they'll break. When you are shooting too fast the hopper itself can't feed the ball to it so it will chop the balls. When you are shooting fast like 15 to 30 rounds a second, whatever, you should have some sort of electronic feed hopper or air assisted hopper that will actually help to feed the gun because just an just a regular 200 round hopper, they can't move that fast and you can't shoot that fast so you need an electric hopper.

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