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Musketball | Musket-ball | Paintball Games
Musketball is a popular paintball game with the old school players, where players are prohibited from using any kind of feeders or loaders in their markers. In the game of musket-ball, players must load one paintball into the breach after each shot. While in paintball games today, players with the most money to spend can sometimes have a distinct advantage on the field, as they can shoot paintballs so fast it is easy to get overwhelmed. Players with an unlimited supply of paint and markers like the RPG Paradigm Classic from The Mag Smith can lay down up to 30 paintballs a second. With so much paint to shoot, a player can sometimes shoot their way out of deficiencies in their game by simply firing so many rounds per second. For players with pumpguns or stockguns that fire 1-3 bps, they simply have not chance.
Musket-ball is a cool paintball game that levels the playing field, where everyone is playing using the same technology. In a game like musketball, players must try to make every shot count, and players must be excellent shooters for their shots to be effective. In markers like the UF-Tactical by Worr Game Products, players can shoot rapidly enough to see where the paintballs are going and to adjust their aim accordingly. In musket-ball players do not have this advantage because they must fie accurately on their first shot. The name of the game, Musketball comes from the real fire arm, the musket, which was a firearm used in the Revolutionary War, and is still used for hunting today. The musket was a fire arm that also used a sphere-shaped projectile that would be fired once before another musketball had to be loaded into the chamber. The paintball game musket-ball is a fun game where the winner is not simply the one that fires the most paint.

The Game Rules/Procedures. The game is also known as Civil War, or Gettysburg. Players in this game can use any type of paintball marker, but they must load one paintball into the breach after each shot. The rest of the rules are Classic capture the flag rules, with two teams of equal strength starting the game near their own flag stations. Most games are 20-30 minutes long. Players can carry around as many paintballs as they wish, either in plastic bags, or in their pockets. Players are not permitted to carry their paintballs in pods, or any other specialty devices that hold paintballs. The players can't use loaders, hoppers, or any type of device that allows for automatic feeding of paintballs. The paintballs are supposed to be loaded manually into the breach after each shot. All the other rules are the same as capture the flag, with single eliminations, and the first team that captures the flag and brings it back safely winning the game.
Musket Ball and other paintball games are popular all over the country. Various paintball games like speedball, woodsball, and musketball are prevalent on fields like Goose River Paintball in Hillsboro, North Dakota. At Goose River Paintball, players will be treated to some well designed and thought out fields, unique bunkers made of stocks of barrels and other cool parts, and lots of action on all of their fields. Green River Paintball hosts tournaments throughout the spring and summer, and publishes videos on their website from their tournament and recreational games. GRP has also published links to some of the most successful manufacturers of paintball products in the industry. Contact GRP today to see if they feature games like Musket-ball at their local fields.
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