Paintballs are harmless and decontaminated. They come in a variety of many different colored dyes and do not stain clothes or skin and easily wash off with soap and water. They come in cases of anywhere between fifty and two thousand rounds.

Never store paintballs in heat or moisture, because when it is extremely hot outside, they will swell up and deform. So always keep them in room temperature or in a cool, dry place. Also make sure to never freeze them. They will not harm anyone, because they are decontaminated and water based.

They can travel pretty fast, like around two hundred miles per hour. Not all paintballs are created equally though. There is another kind of paintball but it actually has no paint in it. They are called reusable balls. The reusable balls are made of rubber or Velcro. Some people choose to use these types of balls because they are cheaper and are used for indoors.

People can also have fun playing with them in the cold. This type is called winter filled paint balls. They mostly get used from people who live in Alaska or some parts of Canada. These have a much tougher shell than a water paintball.

The paintball game is a game that was discovered in 1981 in New Hampshire. It is an activity that many diverse players like to entertain themselves with. There can be two teams or multiple teams. It’s also used for military training purposes.

Players of all sorts are required to wear protective masks. So it does not cause harm to the face. The games could last for hours and hours. There are many types of games such as capture the flag, woods ball, speed ball and scenario paint ball. Most games call for referees to control games so they will not get out of hand. This is basically done for the safety of the players who are playing. The cardinal rule about this game is to never, ever remove the face mask during the active play of a paintball game.

Charles Nelson, Bob Gurnsey, and Hayes Noel are the ones who really invented paintball. At first, they were just shooting trees and then it became an activity like capture the flag. In the 1960's, the Cross Man was the first paint ball marker. In 1972, the second paintball marker is the Daisy Splotch Marker. Now, the modern Tippman X-7 is the popular weapon to use.