Otter randomness...

Walmart has in the cleaning isle (don't ask why I was in there) some "microfiber sponges." Just sponges with a microfiber (or close enough) covering, 2 for 2 bucks. They work really well for getting your mask clean, after you get the worst of the paint off, you can just dampen the sponge and scrub the remaining paint briefly. Don't know what you guys do, but I've found this to be alot easier than what I normally do. Which is dump a water bottle on my mask, soaking the foam, then scrubbing at it.

Getting these since 05 for NEPL at Cape Cod when they shots the good stuff.

Sorry to crash the thread kyle, but while you were at walmart did you go check out there paintball section ?? The one here in farmington either got wiped out by new people buying everything, or they are finally officially selling out what they have before bringing in a new supplier, or just getting out of paintball stuff completely

What thread? I was just posting s***.

And yes, I know walmart has absolutely nothing. Sad, not because they ever had anything good, but because it was how I started paintball.

There was literally no paint on the shelves.....just some markers for sale and a couple random items, It was full a week ago

the one in falmouth has some new jt paint. i think its just re labeled visiable impact. but around here they are getting in stock of paintball stuff.

Weird. The Waterville walmart is the exact same except that it has about 2000 rounds of s*** paint, been that way for months.

Damnit kyle..your supposed to go play and I buy that thing....its only been like a year now....find out the outer diameter on the feed neck for me. If its fine Ill just pay for shipping and take it away from you before you do some form of frankenstein experiment on it.....

What are you talking about??? Ninja post!



That was the plan, except I rarely play. And when I do, I avoid speedball like the plague, which you don't. I'll measure the feedneck later and pm you I guess. I literally have been debated dremeling a xboard into it, so it may be best if you rescue it.