Comments on philspang65's Review

philspang65 Wednesday, April 2nd, 2008 Period of Field Use: 2 years Last There: March 29th, 2008 Paintball Experience: 3 years Directions to the Field: Take I-270 to East Broad for about 10 minutes until you hit Pataskala. After the road goes to 2 lanes, it will be on your right. Review: Hours of Operation: Open 10-5 Saturday and Sunday, from late March to mid-September Safety: This is a major concern at this field. There are no refs on any fields, and the players have to police themselves. If everyone uses common sense with safety, you should be fine. Fields: There are 8 total fields including: 3 pipe fields, 2 airball fields, 1 smaller traditional woods field, 1 junkyard (anything to hide behind...old cars, wood piles, refridgerator), and 1 crazy woods field that used to serve as a haunted house with buildings, towers, etc. Prices: $30 to rent Tippman Carbine, mask, barrel plug; $15 for field fees if you have your own equipment. CO2 is very reasonably priced, but if you use HPA, it gets INSANELY expensive. It is $5 per fill and there is NO all-day air. Go with full tanks. Rules: They will chrono you to 270. Other than that, you are on your own. Proshop: No pro shop here. Food/Drink: There is a pop machine, but no food. You are within 5 minutes of a plethora of fast food places. Staff: It's just a husband and wife, but they are both really laid back and will be happy to talk to you. They also run one of the premier haunted houses in the entire country, and are always excited to talk to you about that as well. He'll help you with your gun if he can. These 2 are definitely a plus about coming to this field. In General: This is the best field in Columbus for variety and it doesn't get much cheaper to paintball. Players of all abilities come here, and I've never gone when there haven't been plenty of others there as well. They DO NOT sell paint there, so make sure you bring your own with you, or if you forget there is a place across the street that sells paint called "General Merchandise". Overall, a great place to play for rookies or more experienced players. I give it an 8.

The Thnickaman Sunday, February 15th, 2009 | 10:25 pm PST General Merchandise is almost like a pro shop. If you need a fix they are pretty cheap, and if its little they usually don't even charge. They are pretty good on prices too. On occasion you can get some pretty good mid-grade paint for the same price as the cheap stuff. and no this isn't a pitch for GM im just giving it props and letting others know that if they need paintball stuff then GM is right there.