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{{short description|Historical paintball marker manufacturer}} '''Sport Arms Technology''' is catalogued as a manufacturer of paintball markers. Its documented products include [[SATCO 700]].[1][2] ...

...'' is an American former professional [[paintball]] player, team owner and paintball equipment industry executive. He is best known as a co-founder of the [[All ...nesses associated with [[GOG Paintball]], [[DLX Technology]] and [[Shocker Paintball]].[3] ...

...'''Third World Power''', was the ninth edition of the American [[scenario paintball]] event [[Decay of Nations]]. It was held on 19–20 September 2015 at [[SC V ...during earlier events, both factions had acquired access to advanced alien technology. ...

'''Air Star''' (also styled '''AirStar''') was an American [[paintball marker]] manufacturer associated with Pneu Systems Inc. The company produce Air Star's markers were distributed by [[National Paintball Supply]]. The company announced its dissolution in 2000 following financial ...

...rick]] and [[Hornet]] markers, as well as equipment manufactured for other paintball brands. The company was operating in the paintball industry by 1989 and was based in California, United States.[1] ...

{{Short description|American paintball equipment manufacturer known for the Luxe marker series}} ...rer best known for developing the '''Luxe''' series of high-end electronic paintball markers. Established in 2008 as a subsidiary of [[Smart Parts]], DLX was cr ...

...ystems]] (ATS), which continued developing the technology for recreational paintball and military and law-enforcement training.[1][2] ...1, designed by Brian Sullivan as an alternative to conventional hopper-fed paintball markers.[1] ...

...is a high-end electronic [[paintball marker]] manufactured by [[Field One Paintball]], an American equipment company established by members of [[San Diego Dyna Field One Paintball was established in late 2016 by Dynasty members [[Ryan Greenspan]], [[Alex ...

...as an American professional [[paintball]] player, tournament organiser and paintball industry representative. His career included the [[Philadelphia Americans]] Montressor worked with [[Smart Parts]], [[DLX Technology]] and [[GOG Paintball]], combining professional competition with international equipment sales, p ...

...ner]], and participated in the organisation of the [[National Professional Paintball League]]. Gardner later served as an assistant coach of the [[Philadelphia == Early involvement in paintball == ...

...[[Jack Rice]]. The company developed electronically operated tournament [[paintball marker]]s, including the [[Alien Interceptor]], [[Alien Remains]], [[Alien The system was designed to direct compressed air around and beneath the paintball during firing, with the manufacturer's literature claiming improvements in ...

...ctive equipment designed primarily for recreational, woodland and scenario paintball.[1] ...t of the [[KEE Action Sports]] portfolio and was marketed through [[Empire Paintball]].[2][3] ...

...Saints (New Zealand paintball team)|Saints]] in a contemporary New Zealand Paintball profile preserved in February 1998. His profile records his involvement in MacDonald recalled beginning paintball around 1984–1985, with his first game being a [[World Challenge Tag]] partn ...

...s, Minnesota, the company manufactured magazine-fed, mechanically operated paintball markers for recreational, scenario and tactical training applications.[1][2 Advanced Tactical Systems was associated with the development of magazine-fed paintball markers during the 1990s. ...

...estoration, custom modifications and the buying and selling of second-hand paintball equipment.[1][2] ...iscussion archives have served as a source of information about historical paintball equipment and the development of the sport. ...

...l marker|paintball markers]] manufactured by [[Planet Eclipse]], a British paintball equipment company based in Manchester, England. Introduced in 2008, the Geo The Geo 3.5 incorporated technology developed for the GSL, including the IV Core and quick-release bolt system. ...

...New York. Active from at least the late 1980s, the business specialised in paintball marker conversions, replacement bolts and other mechanical components.[1][2 ...semi-automatic operation. The company also developed patented breech-bolt technology and replacement components for Sheridan markers.[1][3] ...

...anufacturer involved in the development and production of early electronic paintball markers. The company was the original manufacturer of the [[Shocker]], an e ...mid-1990s to develop an electronically controlled, pneumatically operated paintball marker. ...

...anufacturer and brand known for producing pump-action and semi-automatic [[paintball marker]]s, spiral-rifled barrels and optical sights. Its products included Armson developed paintball equipment in South Africa during the early 1990s. Its original product rang ...

...ll video service launched in spring 1997 by [[WARPIG]] (World And Regional Paintball Information Guide). The service distributed tournament footage, player inte ...ion was a 32-minute programme documenting the 1997 [[National Professional Paintball League]] (NPPL) and Great Western Series tournaments in Las Vegas, Nevada.[ ...