1. When you rent a gun, make sure that it is not leaking C02.
Make sure the bottle has a nice tight seal.
2. Check the barrel to make sure that there is no old or broken paint
down the barrel. This will severly dampen the performance of the
gun. * Remember a clean gun, is a good shooting gun.
3. Check the operation of the gun. Know how to operate and shoot
the marker before the game. Also know how to clean it should you
break a paintball on the field. If you don't be sure to let someone
at the field know so that they may assist you.
4. When the gun stops shooting far:
- Check to see if you are running
out of air.
- Check to see if you have paint
in the barrel.
5. Last but not least, if the gun feels like it is not performing properly
(i.e. it is shooting too hard, or too soft, lack in performance) be sure
to let somebody know immediately! This not only is for your safety,
but the safety of others. Also, no one wants to play with a marker
which isn't working properly, especially when you have to pay for it.
A: Hi Cody,
They are essentially the same gun. The main difference between
the 2 guns is the Mini-lite can mount 2 bottles (one in the back
and one underneath). The other difference is the overall length.
The Prolite is 32" all together where the Minilite is only 21" If
there is anything else that I can think of, I will be sure to let you
know.
Q: Could you do an article about the Evolution AutoCocker? The Smart
Parts one, plz.
Thx,
Mike Scherrer
A: Hi Mike,
UPDATE: Haven't gotten around to playing with the Evolution yet
but plan to this month. I will make sure that we put in an
article soon!
I will be sure to do an article next month. My friend Steve just
bought the Evolution 98. I plan on playing with it first before I
give it my 2 cents.