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Paintball Tanks
A paintball tank is a popular weapon as bunker is woodsball or scenario games. Paintball tanks may be mechanized with all the beeps and whistles, or they may simply be cool looking bunkers for players to shoot from behind. Most paintball tanks that can be driven and piloted, are machines made specifically for the sport of paintball. Some of these tanks were originally other vehicles like ATVs, jeeps, and trucks that have been remodeled into MilSim vehicles. Other tanks have been designed from the ground up for the sport of paintball. Check out the Razorback Paintball Tank on Special Ops Paintball. These tanks send opposing players from all directions running for the hills. The Razorback tanks is powered by a 5000 round hopper and twin Tippmann A5 capable of eliminating a hundred enemy soldiers. The turret-mounted Double -Ts crank sends opposing players into hiding when the tank is around. The Double T's crank fires more than 25 paintballs per second, overwhelming any opponents in the path. With each trigger pull, the guns these tanks unload 8 shots, giving operators control over an unbelievable amount of firepower. The guns on thee paintball tanks can reach targets from long distances, leaving the enemy wondering how for away will they need to hide before they will feel safe.
Razorback Paintball tanks take the confidence away from the enemy. The Razorback gun tower at the top of the tank can swivel 360 degrees, foiling any enemy attempts of the enemy from attacking from behind. The gunner in the shooting tower is protected by a clear mesh, that stops paintballs but allows him to see what is in front of him. In addition to the 3000 Paintballs loaded in its hopper, the gunner has an additional 2,400 pounds stored in pods mounted onto the sides of the tank. These pods can be easily accessed in case the gunner goes through his entire hopper of paint during passionate conflicts. 6 Additional cases of paint are stored in utility cabinets mounted onto the sides of the turrets. Some popular paintballs in these types of games are Blackout paintballs from Blue Arc, and Blaze Paintballs by Diablo Paintball.
Paintball tanks are common props for use in woodsball or scenario games. These tanks are often used in war inspired theme games that feature generals, executive officers, and loyal soldiers fighting from the sides of a battlefield. Paintball tanks are also sometimes referred to as mechs, or Paintball Armored Vehicles. Paintball tanks come in a variety of sizes, and they may serve a number of different purpose. Some tanks are meant to be fun props that make the game more interesting, while others shoot with enough firepower to be major game breakers. These tanks have been used in a number of major scenario events, including the Battle for Kursk Bearclaw in November 2005, Battle of the Bulge at Outdoor Adventures Maryland, and Operation Ocean tiger at OA Paintball. Medium tanks like the Razorback are built from scratch, but most are re-designed from ATV's or golf carts.
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