Worst Reloads In Paintball V1 

Tunnel vision

Ever think of redesigning the container, and the hopper? Oh, and stringing those magazines to your belt with a piece of paracord so you don't lose them? And using a dump pouch to toss the empty ones into? I know this is a revolutionary idea and from my five minutes looking at paintball this seems to just be an accepted point of failure but it'd be SO damned easy to fix.

I put a disclaimer at the beginning of what I deemed a bad reload. I also showed a few of the people in the video their own clips and they agreed it was an awful reload

Kidding right?

@@pumpkin9916 not really I just have no knowledge of paintball and this thought came to my head

@@BennyDV9 Ah gotcha all good. A bullet is actually a small piece of metal thats contained inside a "shell" or "casing" along with gunpowder. On the back of these shells is a "primer" which basically gets hit by a guns hammer or something similar to set off a small charge. This causes that gunpowder to explode, pushing the bullet/metal object out of its casing and then eventually down the barrel. So it works much differently than a paintball gun. Cheers!

@@pumpkin9916 thank you!

very simple, two major reasons: 1. a bullet has the fuel contained within the cartridge itself to propel the projectile when the primer is struck, a paintball is the projectile itself in its entirety while the "fuel" used to propel the projectile is external- the co2 canister. 2. It doesn't take a scientist to tell that a bullet is in a different shape from a paintball. A magazine uses a follower spring to push each cartridge up into the chamber. This requires specific milling for bullets and casings, something paintballs lack entirely. It's a much easier system to simply use gravity to push the paintballs into the chamber.

Their probably holding a lane. This means they the constantly shooting down a lane lined with cover on either side so that their opponents can’t cross it. It’s a way of keeping their opponents divided

ooooh tell me!