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Bonus Balls
Bonus balls are late shots to the back of the head. With the rate of fire on paintball guns such as the Q Loader A-5 Mod and the Dye DNC, it can sometimes be an impossible call to make as to whether the bonus balls were made of purpose, or if the receiver of that hit was just in the line of fire. Paintball today is getting bigger and faster, and more and more players have access to high performance machines than ever before. For under $200, players can purchase electronic markers such as the Kingman Spyder TLX, Kingman Spyder Rodeo, and Kingman Spyder Pilot ALS. While the game paintball will always be based out of the recreational games at the grassroots level, the game continues to grow in its tournament circuits. Before the average player had an electronic marker, the field rules usually were that if you hit a single player with three or more paintballs you overshot him. From the pump guns to the semi-automatics to the electronic markers, the rate of fire in games continue to get faster and faster. Rampers are now the paintball technology of the future.
In today's tournament series events such as the AXBL and CXBL, the games that feature a lot of firing and during bunkering maneuvers are considered exciting, and these types of games are drawing the biggest TV audiences and fan attendance. Today, some of the most common tactics of the playing field include lane shooting, or shooting into areas of high traffic where you know the opposition will go through sooner or later. With paintballs traveling so fast, players can get with several projectiles without this considered act of bonus balling. Also the player shooting a bonus balls may see his first shot hit the target and not be sure if it broke on its target. Many may just fire off two or three extra round just to be sure. Today, there are so many machines capable of shooting some heavy firepower, including the Spyder Electra with Eye, the Angel 67 Fly, Dye DM6, and the Proto Proto Matrix Rail.
In the discipline of scenario paintball, the need for speed and rapid firing machines has increased as well. Paintball markers capable of firing a lot of paint per second includes the Tippmann X7 Basic Black and the M4 SOPMOD from OpsGear. OpsGear sells markers such as the Tippmann A5 Paintball Gun as well as anything else you may need for your scenario games arsenal. OpsGear also sells a lot of other stuff if you are the victim of bonus balls projectiles. OpsGear sells footwear, eyewear, modular vests, modular pouches, and body armor. To protector your body from close range bonus balls, you may choose to purchase a Blackhawk Ballistic Collar, Blackhawk Ballistic Grain Protector, or Blackhawk Cutaway Ballistic Vest.
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