Editing Indian Springs Paintball (section)

== History ==

Indian Springs was active by 1991, when it advertised the introduction of the '''Maxi Loader XL''' in the December issue of ''Paintball Planet'' magazine.

According to the company's advertisement, the loader was introduced at the [[Line SI Masters]] tournament in Nashville on 23 October 1991. The 200-round loader featured a channel-feed system designed to reduce paintball jamming and bridging inside the hopper.[1]

The company continued supplying paintball loaders throughout the 1990s.

At the [[1996 NPPL World Cup]], [[WARPIG]] documented Indian Springs among the exhibiting manufacturers, including its translucent loader designs.[2]

In December 1997, Indian Springs exhibited its loaders at the Area 51 scenario game at Wayne's World in Ocala, Florida. WARPIG identified Jim and Pam, along with other family members, as representatives of the business. Indian Springs also contributed to the event's sportsmanship awards.[3]

The company was subsequently listed in WARPIG's paintball industry directory at 2964 Barber Road, Norton, Ohio.[4]

The precise founding and cessation dates of Indian Springs have not been established.