It depends on the quality of the paint (better paint breaks easier). High end paint can break from being dropped with a slightly raised hand, where low end (Walmart) paint must be thrown at the ground at fairly high speeds to break.
It really depends on the type of paintball marker (this is the official term for a paint-ball gun) one is using, along with what type of gas you are firing it with, and what the weather is like (seriously!). Most commonly, an average marker will operate efficiently at about 300-350 PSI, and is the limit for most professional paintball courses. But again, it can very greatly depending upon what you are using. I recommend researching your particular weapon and finding out how it would best work, it will take some tweaking, but its worth the trouble!
If you have a paintball gun shoot it but if you don't have one then spay it with a hose.
There is no age limit. But you have to be at least 10 to shoot one
Yes, it is one of the few games that you get to shoot and be shot at by human players.
No they do not. A spring paintball gun shoots at about 120 feet per second and a propellant powered one will shoot at 300 feet per second depending at what the user/owner sets the velocity of the marker at."spring action" markers are markers that run solely on a spring, but all paintball markers Use springs. These spring pump guns are less paintball markers and more toys.
One can find discounted paintball accessories from Just Paintball, Paintballing, Discount Paintball, Zephyr Paintball, Outpost Paintball, Paintball UK and Armed Paintball stores.
Anything that is designed to be loaded into a paintball marker that matches the bore size of the marker (can be from .50 to .68 caliber, and typically would be paintballs filled with water, other liquids safe for use in paintballs, or "reballs", paintball-sized rubber balls used for practice and or training). Use of any other spherical objects are not intended and may damage the mechanical components and may render it unsafe to operate.
Similar to most states. Keep the gun away in public, don't shoot in public, only take it out in a paintball shop or field. Do not fire towards houses. Basically, any firearm rules apply to paintball.
There are a variety of skills which one should practice and attain in order to become a good paintball sniper. One should hug the available bunkers, shoot with both hands, reload quickly, and practice accuracy while on the move.
we can shoot and take one puzzle and mixed with other puzzle
can you? yes, but it does matter which kind of window, a typical house window you can almost all the time, car windows are a little more robust and you typically can not, the windshields are very strong and I have yet to hear of a case where a paintball broke one
There are many variants, but all of them involve attempting to shoot and mark the other player, who then can no longer play, until one team or person is left.
yes