If it isnt FPO just check 888paintball.com or paintballgear.com in there special sections you can usually get paint pretty cheap. I would pay the extra money at the store because you gotta support your local store owner. Unless there charging more than $65 a case for marbs.
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Oh yeah.. since the .com boom Stockton was the cheap place to commute from. Tracy is the next closest town to Silicon Valley and you pay bay area prices to live there..Originally posted by pbzmag
I did some work up there in 97 for a medical provider. Back then it was pretty quite, not that many big name store. Then in early 2001, I passed through on my was to SF and it changed alot! The first thing I noticed was the larger traffic. Has the area gotten more busy?
Not worth it.. I commuted from Stockton to San Jose when I worked at IBM. 2 and a half hours ONE WAY, so 5 hours I spent commuting, I either took the train or drove.. really bad. I did that for 6 months.My cats bum rises when I pet it.Comment
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whatever is cheapest.
It's paintball, if you lose, its not the end of the world. Shoot tourney quality paint for TOURNEYS... shoot rec paint for RECBALL.
Simple as that. I get irked when some newbie buys a case of hellfire for his spyder... just because the guy said it was the best paint out...My Feedback
UBLPB. UBLPB. UBLPB.
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Hotspot is pretty good paint for the price. The shells are a little hard and the fills aren't bad. I like them for rec ball, personally my favorite for it.Originally posted by NJPaint
ya, I use www.pbgear.com for my paint, fairly reliable... Anyone know anything about Nelso Hotspot paint? Other than that it has a weak fill... Most of the local people are pretty honest.Comment
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Frank,
This guy that runs the ACE store you are talking about sounds really cool. Man, I wish there were more people out there like him. I am so sick of over priced paintball gear. 50-60 bucks for crap paint just to play some rec ball. I think you guys should thank him every chance you can.Comment
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