It seemed pretty easy to jump on SP as being the company that failed, and it has some logic behind it (DLX for instance).
However there are other major companies out there that this would not be surprising and one could make a compelling argument:
Dye: massive investment requires return on investment to keep afloat. Paintball has slowed down
Empire: Same as Dye but with less of a following it seems
WDP: When was the last great Angel? - yeh, just pretend this was right in the poll
PMI: Evil / PMI. Big enough distributor but has been fading lately.
Vote once - defend your logic if you chose.
However there are other major companies out there that this would not be surprising and one could make a compelling argument:
Dye: massive investment requires return on investment to keep afloat. Paintball has slowed down
Empire: Same as Dye but with less of a following it seems
WDP: When was the last great Angel? - yeh, just pretend this was right in the poll
PMI: Evil / PMI. Big enough distributor but has been fading lately.
Vote once - defend your logic if you chose.






. That being said most large conglomerations at least keep some division of corporations to seperate assetts for legal reasons. While they are likely all under the KEE flagship I would be willing to bet they still exist as a corporation seperate from KEE. IE - it was possible for Chrysler to go bankrupt without bankrupting the assett management group that owned it. That being said it was an oversight on my part

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