So I decided to leave from Pa this past Monday and head to Charleston, S.C. to drop my stepson off with his dad. I figured since I was in the area I would contact Skeeter the owner of Paintball Charleston. They are the foremost shop in the south that still stocks Mags on the wall and all kinds of accessories for them. Well my first night in town I caught up with Skeeter and we hit a few of the local watering holes. We actually saw a small dog on a table and found out he's a regular.
The next day started with us launching his boat and going out for the day sight seeing with Danny, one of his refs. Later in the day we picked Geoff who was in school in the morning. Tim is very knowledgeable about the area and I received a first class history lesson. We got to see some amazing sights along the way. I'm real sure the beer and fried chicken helped alot to.
After sight seeing and cleaning the boat up we had dinner at Tim's house. His wife is the most amazing cook. Jumbalaya done right. On Wednesday I headed to the field for an afternoon of rec ball. 50 + acres of scenario goodness, and for a Wed. afternoon we still had 30 players. I never played the same game twice or the same field in the 4 hours I was there. That night I headed south to stay with a friend in Savannah, GA.
I guess my point of telling this story is to thank Tim and all the staff at Paintball Charleston. They run a top notch establishment with the most hospitality I've ever received traveling out of town to a field. They are actively keeping the Mag scene alive in the southeast. Anyone who thinks paintball is dying and a field cant be kept alive needs to go here and check it out. I honestly believe if more fields were as gracious and courtious as PBC the sport would do much better. I also want to thank Geoff Call for the best reg I've yet to own. It is from Rehvac and is completely adjustable from 150-1200 psi output with just the turn of a wrench. There is no taking the reg apart and changing springs or adding shims. It really brought my mag to life. Thank you again PBC and see you in August.
The next day started with us launching his boat and going out for the day sight seeing with Danny, one of his refs. Later in the day we picked Geoff who was in school in the morning. Tim is very knowledgeable about the area and I received a first class history lesson. We got to see some amazing sights along the way. I'm real sure the beer and fried chicken helped alot to.
After sight seeing and cleaning the boat up we had dinner at Tim's house. His wife is the most amazing cook. Jumbalaya done right. On Wednesday I headed to the field for an afternoon of rec ball. 50 + acres of scenario goodness, and for a Wed. afternoon we still had 30 players. I never played the same game twice or the same field in the 4 hours I was there. That night I headed south to stay with a friend in Savannah, GA.
I guess my point of telling this story is to thank Tim and all the staff at Paintball Charleston. They run a top notch establishment with the most hospitality I've ever received traveling out of town to a field. They are actively keeping the Mag scene alive in the southeast. Anyone who thinks paintball is dying and a field cant be kept alive needs to go here and check it out. I honestly believe if more fields were as gracious and courtious as PBC the sport would do much better. I also want to thank Geoff Call for the best reg I've yet to own. It is from Rehvac and is completely adjustable from 150-1200 psi output with just the turn of a wrench. There is no taking the reg apart and changing springs or adding shims. It really brought my mag to life. Thank you again PBC and see you in August.
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