| Paintball | 65% | 65% - 124 | ||||
| Airsoft | 34% | 34% - 64 | ||||
| Total: 188 | ||||||
Same here, plus a crappy airsoft G36C. Thing doesn't even shoot through paper.BigmacK wrote:
Either. All I have are SuperSoakers.
paintballing DOES hurt. i had a low CO2 tank that barley fired the paintballs out so i shot my friend from about 5 feet away. it didnt hurt him at all, but he started freaking out and my two other friends actually thought i shot him, so they started shooting their paintball guns at me point blank and i took off running like a mad man. luckily they only had 20 bullets in the hopper and they ceased fire to let me explain. damn that hurt..|microphage wrote:
well...airsoft is ALOT cheaper than paintballing...but paintballing is more fun because you can see where you hit and it actually hurts when you get hit - even with soft armour on.
Disagree. VERY few tactics or "GUNG-HO" involved. No need to form squads, communication, hand signals and various other tactics most airsoft teams use. How do you Gung-ho with a paintball marker? It doesn't look like a real gun, nor does it reload with a real gun. Nothing beats the feeling of changing out mags under fire, or wearing that sniper suit for hours for that perfect shot. Or hiding in the bushes for the VIP to pass. Not to mention that airsoft attract better people because airsoft relies on integrity,well, with paintball, you have soo much more fun IMHO and it can be as tatical or as gung-ho as you want to it be.
are u kidding me? all you need is a freaking 400 buck tippman and 6 buck CO2 refill at GI joes. we play on my friends acre property so admission is free.joker8baller wrote:
Airsoft - A lot more tactics is involved than paintball. It's not simply you must get in a position to shoot another guy, not to mention that you have tubberware on top of your gun... And way to many cheaters...
Airsoft - Usually real military strategy, a lot more thought is involved, and people use cover and other things effectively as in a real war. Airsoft does not apply to the people who just want to go out and shoot people easily without tactics at all...
Not to mention all the idiots who buy cheap guns and say the shots don't hurt. I advise you guys to go airsoft at a field where the fps limits are a tad higher... Like 400fps with .2's.
When you have BB's stuck in your skin, it tends to travel a lot faster.
--- Buy good guns. Cheap one's are worthless...
Paintbal is WAY to expensive. $1000 for a gun... $80 for a hopper. $50 for a rig.
$80 for paint + admissionDisagree. VERY few tactics or "GUNG-HO" involved. No need to form squads, communication, hand signals and various other tactics most airsoft teams use. How do you Gung-ho with a paintball marker? It doesn't look like a real gun, nor does it reload with a real gun. Nothing beats the feeling of changing out mags under fire, or wearing that sniper suit for hours for that perfect shot. Or hiding in the bushes for the VIP to pass. Not to mention that airsoft attract better people because airsoft relies on integrity,well, with paintball, you have soo much more fun IMHO and it can be as tatical or as gung-ho as you want to it be.
Thanks I'll do mine mil-sim.
no paintball gun looks or reloads like a real gun??? Hmmm... www.rap4.com ???joker8baller wrote:
Airsoft - A lot more tactics is involved than paintball. It's not simply you must get in a position to shoot another guy, not to mention that you have tubberware on top of your gun... And way to many cheaters...
Airsoft - Usually real military strategy, a lot more thought is involved, and people use cover and other things effectively as in a real war. Airsoft does not apply to the people who just want to go out and shoot people easily without tactics at all...
Not to mention all the idiots who buy cheap guns and say the shots don't hurt. I advise you guys to go airsoft at a field where the fps limits are a tad higher... Like 400fps with .2's.
When you have BB's stuck in your skin, it tends to travel a lot faster.
--- Buy good guns. Cheap one's are worthless...
Paintbal is WAY to expensive. $1000 for a gun... $80 for a hopper. $50 for a rig.
$80 for paint + admissionDisagree. VERY few tactics or "GUNG-HO" involved. No need to form squads, communication, hand signals and various other tactics most airsoft teams use. How do you Gung-ho with a paintball marker? It doesn't look like a real gun, nor does it reload with a real gun. Nothing beats the feeling of changing out mags under fire, or wearing that sniper suit for hours for that perfect shot. Or hiding in the bushes for the VIP to pass. Not to mention that airsoft attract better people because airsoft relies on integrity,well, with paintball, you have soo much more fun IMHO and it can be as tatical or as gung-ho as you want to it be.
Thanks I'll do mine mil-sim.
Except the feeling of shooting some punk peeping out from cover in the face and watching him scramble about, dazed from the hit and blind from the paint.joker8baller wrote:
Nothing beats the feeling of changing out mags under fire
Paintball people use cover. Thats what the damn inflatables are for. And in scenarios like in wooded places, you can use trees and wooden structures or anything else that can be built to be put up. Paintball has all the same strategies as airsoft in a way..joker8baller wrote:
Airsoft - A lot more tactics is involved than paintball. It's not simply you must get in a position to shoot another guy, not to mention that you have tubberware on top of your gun... And way to many cheaters...
Airsoft - Usually real military strategy, a lot more thought is involved, and people use cover and other things effectively as in a real war. Airsoft does not apply to the people who just want to go out and shoot people easily without tactics at all...
Not to mention all the idiots who buy cheap guns and say the shots don't hurt. I advise you guys to go airsoft at a field where the fps limits are a tad higher... Like 400fps with .2's.
When you have BB's stuck in your skin, it tends to travel a lot faster.
--- Buy good guns. Cheap one's are worthless...
Paintbal is WAY to expensive. $1000 for a gun... $80 for a hopper. $50 for a rig.
$80 for paint + admissionDisagree. VERY few tactics or "GUNG-HO" involved. No need to form squads, communication, hand signals and various other tactics most airsoft teams use. How do you Gung-ho with a paintball marker? It doesn't look like a real gun, nor does it reload with a real gun. Nothing beats the feeling of changing out mags under fire, or wearing that sniper suit for hours for that perfect shot. Or hiding in the bushes for the VIP to pass. Not to mention that airsoft attract better people because airsoft relies on integrity,well, with paintball, you have soo much more fun IMHO and it can be as tatical or as gung-ho as you want to it be.
Thanks I'll do mine mil-sim.