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FoolZ GOLD
01-07-2004, 05:11 PM
Do i have to worry about my gun freezing or ne problems with my gun/co2 in the cold? its gunna be between 0-20 degrees

Coolrulez
01-07-2004, 05:31 PM
YES YOU DO,

Co2 will most likely freeze after 10 shots (exaggerating). Im guessing you like in the Northwest because thats what the weather is like here, I would not recommend playing in that kind of temperatures, just wait it'll warm up soon. :)

FoolZ GOLD
01-07-2004, 05:43 PM
yes, i do live there. But wut exactly will happen? cuz me and like 20 other ppl r gunna play at this kids house (he has a lot of land) and thye play in winter all the time and nothin happens to them...i think..

Lopez17
01-07-2004, 06:27 PM
What happens is that your shots become inconsistent and you're more likely to break paint as the cold weather wreaks havoc on the shells. I can go all summer without a ball break but once the thermometer goes below 40 degrees my marker starts chopping and I'm running HPA. CO2 markers are usually much harder on paint at that temp. Though I enjoy playing in the winter...(for one thing... the games are much slower with snow) it's just not worth freezing my off to get in a few games. I'm old though...so take it with a grain of salt! :paranoid:

hybrid-sniper
01-07-2004, 07:41 PM
Originally posted by Lopez17
What happens is that your shots become inconsistent and you're more likely to break paint as the cold weather wreaks havoc on the shells. I can go all summer without a ball break but once the thermometer goes below 40 degrees my marker starts chopping and I'm running HPA. CO2 markers are usually much harder on paint at that temp. Though I enjoy playing in the winter...(for one thing... the games are much slower with snow) it's just not worth freezing my off to get in a few games. I'm old though...so take it with a grain of salt! :paranoid:
:nod:
guns just don't cycle well in the cold, along with brittle paint it just doesnt work out.
but using either A/S co2 or HPA and some arctic inferno or polar ice paint would be the best bet for playing in the winter

BigDumbBoris
01-09-2004, 08:37 PM
Another reason not to play in the cold is that the paint can start to freeze in the hopper. I caught one in the tush a couple of weeks ago when it was like 20 degrees and boy did I feel it!

FoolZ GOLD
01-10-2004, 07:03 AM
well its 15 degrees and im goin paintball in 2 hours so..WISH ME LUCK...and its my first time ever paintballing..

SnowBoardKid233
01-10-2004, 12:47 PM
4 hours too late but,

Good Luck and kick some butt!

FoolZ GOLD
01-10-2004, 12:51 PM
LMAO..thats wuz lots of fun...i got shot in the ...lol 1 of the 4 places i got shot..

FoolZ GOLD
01-10-2004, 12:52 PM
shot in the BUTT

ShadowWalker
01-10-2004, 04:26 PM
I can't believe after the other post you made about someone shooting your cousin in the face (without a mask) and you thinking it was funny, that they let you touch a paintball. Let alone the marker and ball together.

FoolZ GOLD
01-11-2004, 11:23 AM
it wuzn't my cousin, it wuz my friends cousin

FunnyLikeShoes
01-11-2004, 02:02 PM
I was one of the people paintballing with FooL. It was also my first time, and LOTS of fun! I got shot in the hands four times tho, and I wasn't wearing gloves:crazy:

cockerpunk69
01-25-2004, 10:27 AM
the cold will destroy ur cup seal, and with c02 it will ruin the rest of your marker.

ShadowWalker
01-25-2004, 10:45 AM
stop bringing up dead threads.