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Topic: How-to Section

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RAP4 :: How to mount the BB Barrel
How-to Section How to install the RAP4 BB/Pellet conversion kit. (Please refer to image)

1. Insert BB Barrel into RAP4 Marker with the bigger bore in toward the marker.

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Posted by: RAP4 on Thursday, March 30, 2006 - 07:04 PM


RAP4 :: How to load a Magazine with Airsoft BBs
How-to Section This RAP4 BB/Pellet conversion kit allows all previous RAP4 versions to be converted to shoot the BB's and pellets. The conversion kit is simple to install with no permanent modification, and you can do it yourself in less than 5 minutes. The RAP4 BB/Pellet kit uses the standard RAP4 magazine so you can use the magazines you already own!

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Posted by: RAP4 on Thursday, March 30, 2006 - 07:02 PM


How-to Make a regular loader feed twice as fast
How-to Section So you have a verticle feed marker. . .But you don't have the money to buy an agitated hopper? Or are you just waiting for the HALO TSA to come out? Either way, you don't have to worry about chopping balls anymore with your standard gravity fed loader.

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Posted by: Bender on Monday, February 03, 2003 - 07:50 AM


Air Cannons / Spud Cannons / Paintball Cannon/ Devastator-II LAWS Rocket
How-to Section The Devastator-II LRS (LAWS Rocket System). This is essentially a spudgun or pneumatic air canon that has been specifically designed for paintball play against tanks and buildings in scenario games. Click here to view a movie clip of the Devastator II. Click here to view the Devastator III test firing video clip.

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Posted by: Josh on Saturday, February 01, 2003 - 03:45 AM


How-to get Sponsored
How-to Section Okay, so why is there an article on sponsors in a book dedicated to Recreational Paintball? Funny you should ask that. Sponsorship does have a place in Rec-Ball. However, it is not the same as if you are a tourney team. The BEST tip I can give you is to get sponsors in this order: Local, Regional, and National. Approach paintball businesses in your area first, then those in your region (state/province) and then go for the larger sponsors.

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Posted by: DurtyDan on Sunday, August 18, 2002 - 06:15 PM


How-to make Paintball Grenades
How-to Section Method 1
Materials:
-A section of 1/8" rubber tubing about a foot long. (available at hose supply stores, medical supply stores, or chemistry supply stores.) Alternately, you could use a used SquadBuster.
-A plastic clip tie
-A large syringe ( if you don't have medical friends, you can find syringe like "emergency pumps for basketballs" in your local sporting goods store)
-Some paint (either boiled down paintballs or children’s washable non-toxic paint
-A pair of hemostats
-Some ball bearings of slightly larger diameter than the tubing (you can find these in your hardware store)
-Some cotter pins
-Some alcohol
-A rubber band (optional)
-A target


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Posted by: Josh on Saturday, August 10, 2002 - 06:10 PM


How-to use Hand Signals for Paintball
How-to Section Basic Signals
OK - give the universal OK signal by making a circle with the tips of your thumb and index finger

Yes - shake your head (up/down) or give the thumbs up or the OK sign

No - shake your head (left/right) or make a flat slashing motion back and forth palm facing the ground

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Posted by: Josh on Saturday, August 03, 2002 - 02:26 AM


How-to make your own Fill Station
How-to Section First off you'll need a C02 tank, I reccomend 20 pound tank, they are the kind used in soda fountains. Go to your local paintball shop and get the connection valves (for your mini tank). Ask your paintball dealer how to fill the tanks, and then find a welding supply place to fill it up. Once you have a tank here are two methods:

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Posted by: Josh on Friday, August 02, 2002 - 12:13 AM


How-to Snap Shoot
How-to Section This is the easiest trick to learn, and you will always use it throughout your paintball days. Basically all you got to do is know where your target is.

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Posted by: Josh on Wednesday, July 31, 2002 - 04:17 AM


How-to play with a Pistol
How-to Section When I say "pistol" I mean a small marker, with no stock, usually powered by 12 grams (or it can be powered by 3.5 oz tanks, or a remote system). It is fed by a small bulk loader, a stick feeder, a spring fed magazine or a limited capacity stockgun. The pistol can be a pump or a semi. I recommend a short (10 - 15 shot capacity) stick feeder for direct feed markers. (It's what I use.) Those who like to play with pistols will be referred to as "Pistoleros".

Playing with a pistol can be fun. I have a pump pistol and a semi pistol and I have always found it to be just as much fun as playing with a bulk-loading constant air marker. Maybe more fun.

However, you are going to have some . . .

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Posted by: DurtyDan on Tuesday, July 30, 2002 - 04:21 PM


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