We often hear the complaints that so-and-so is shooting hot during a paintball game.  Shooting hot, for those not in the know, is when a player’s paintball marker is shooting above the field maximum speed, usually 275 to 300 feet per second.

It might well be true that an opponent making the complaint was hit by one or more paintballs that were moving faster than the field limit.  But that does not necessarily mean that the player who fired the paintballs is shooting hot.  Let me explain.

This review is a two in one(and a bit more). Review of both a field and a store (or proshop). First I shall start with the field itself.

(Note that this video was migrated from the old site and was not created on the mentioned publish date)

(Note that this video has been migrated from the old site and was not created on the posted publish date)