how to be a sniper?

I got a 98c and i wanted to kno what parts in need or upgrades i need
to be a sniper(sumthing like one) with my 98c, i'm not in to all that
automatic stuff, or shooting like 20 balls at a time!!      
Scopes,sights,barrels,upgrades etc.

P.S.    I kno alot of u out there don't beleave in the whole "sniper" thing,   but i'm  not a person who likes to shoot a bunch a balls to get a hit,   i don't got money to buy balls all the time,  plus i like the whole scenario thing

mother of god.....THERE ARE NO SNIPERS  IN PAINTBALL,,,,

THERE ARE NO SNIPERS IN PAINTBALL, you can make ur gun look like one, but there is no such thing as sniping, any gun can be a sniper, i think sniping in paintball is sitting in one spot and only shooting 50 rounds a game, unless you wanna ramp your velocity settings then maybe i'll consider u calling it sniping.

Pro_Sniper wrote: I got a 98c and i wanted to kno what parts in need or upgrades i need to be a sniper with my 98c!!      Scopes,sights,barrels,upgrades etc.

Regardless of the flaming your request has received I find there are opportunities for undetected single shot killers. Requisite is a flat shooting barrel like a Flatline or Apex. An HPA system with the excellent Palmer Stabilizer for shot to shot consistency. And a Red Dot sight or a 1X power scope (no magnification). And practice, practice, practice with the same paint week after week.

Zero the marker at 150 to 200 ft and work at hitting a 12" circle at that distance...first shot. This type of developed skill of taking one shot kills at distance is equally effective on the woodsball OR speedball field.

Don't broadcast your position with ropes of paint and pull back quickly after that killing shot. Don't even let the guy who was hit know from where the shot came. Even though the barrels are not quiet, if you pull back quickly it is difficult to identify the source of that unexpected shot. Resist looking out again too soon, particularly if no paint came your way. Then carefully and slowly peek out and establish your next target. If you weren't spotted, don't move from that position.

The real question is perhaps what exactly are you trying to achieve?  The word aside, what result are you looking for?

If you want extra range, buy a Flatline or an Apex.  If you want accurate, buy a quality straight barrel like a Bigshot or All American.  If you want "real"-looking, buy various cosmetic upgrades, like scopes, stocks, magazines, muzzle breaks, etc.  If you want quiet, buy a new gun.

It all depends on exactly what you want.

Guys, I have seen a "sniper" working in a scenario game from a second story of an old boarded up house. He was in the shadows inside the room well back from the window through which he was shooting. Over the period of an hour he took out over 20 of the opposing force...and was never detected. All of his shots were at 150 to 200 ft. Even with the rather loud report from his Flatline, the lack of any other clues to his location prevented anyone from effectively returning fire.

He was set up in a chair and resting his marker on a rolled up duffle on the table in front of him. It looked to me to be a classic "sniper" layout. He may not have been a Ed Kugler, but he was very effective.

Uberhamster wrote: Sniper's don't exist, don't listen to the noobs who think they are.

hey why dont u take that out of your signature i just didndt kno wat it was i do now and it is just old. i am new to the forum but not new to paintball and i kno wat i am talkin about on here so just take it off.