Goggles--Will Be The Most Important Piece Of Gear You Will Need For Any PaintBall Event.

 Here's the most important thing you need to know, Never wear anything but goggle/mask systems designed specifically for paintball.
Never wear any kind of shop goggles, ski goggles, military goggles, motocross goggles, or any other goggles that are not produced
for playing paintball. Anything other than paintball specific goggles will not have the impact resistance or total eye coverage necessary
to stop 13 balls per second coming at your eye or face area.

 

 

There are a few basic rules to paintball marker safety. First and foremost, never fire your marker when others are not wearing the proper
paintball approved goggles/mask. When you are in a designated safe zone, or anwhere that is not the playing fields, make sure to have your
barrel plug or barrel sleeve is installed on your barrel properly for maximum saftey.

An important thing to remember here is that many markers will fire a paintball even after the C02/Compressed Air
system is removed from the marker. It is very extremely important to always wear the proper paintball goggles/mask when you work on
your marker, even if the air source has been removed. Whenever possible, keep your marker uncocked--note: some
markers such as the Automag, are cocked whenever CO2/Compressed Air is connected.

It is critical to chronograph your marker several times each day during game play. Velocities do have a tendency to fluctuate throughout the day.

Last but not least, alway keep the safety in the "SAFE" position and if your marker has a power feed, keep it in the "off" mode
when not playing the game or disconect the power sorce while cleaning the marker.