You know what would be cool?

[manike]

It does look like one heck of a lot of fun. I tried some of the paintballs out at night and it's like being behind a starwars 'Blaster' it's a great effect.

I can't wait to try it out in an indoor or something at night... that would rock.

[Smokee_2_7]

We have all of this stuff: We stock the paintballs, rent and sell the hoppers, and play glow in the dark ball at xtremem paintball in mobile, Al.

That being said, its VERY cool, completely different, and a heckuva lot of fun. The ricochet UV hoppers have 7 small blacklights mounted inside of them, run off a 9 volt, and have a reflective coated inside. You can take the balls right out of the bag, with no pre-charge, put them in the hopper, turn it on, and in a minute or two be shooting 'lazer beams' from your marker.

Motorized versions are not available yet. As soon as they are, I will own one.

When playing the game, we do it in a standard rec-ball format, with the addition of glow braclets attached to the player's mask as well as another attached to the drop forward area of their marker. Regardless of where we play at, (woods/ speedball) it's really cool- - -you can't see people- - you see 2 little glowing circles: the glow braclets. 2 different colors distinguish teams. The balls glow that freaky '3 mile island' green, all the way from your gun to the target, and even glow for a good 30 seconds or so after they break.

The company that is behind all of this is skelton crew entertainment. They are your hook up for the hoppers and paint, as well as other neat G.I.D. stuff. wretched 7 paintball is the name of the company (actually im not sure if its that or skelton crew. . .) At any rate, the website address is http://www.nightpaintball.com/ Through there you can get all the info you need to get this glowing (going) at your local field. It's definitly worth it.

We are in the process of bringing glow-in-the-dark ball to at least a twice a month thing. . . every other friday or so.




Carl