paintball bunkers?

ummm its wooded...........i dont know if that would work too well.

• Some type of roof if possible to counter lobbed fire.
• Crenellations to hide behind/shoot around
• Works better/provides better cover for defense than popping over the top to fire.
• Firing ports are good to, but if they're big enough to both see and shoot out of, then they're usually big enough for paint to come through the other way.
• This can be fixed in two ways:
• Some type of cover for the port.
• Firing through one small opening while looking through another to see where the paint is going.  (This tends to reduce accuracy though.)
• These should not be at the corners.  Leave the corners open to provide for better angle shooting.
  
• Don't just leave the back open. Consider either some type of door cover or overlapping the walls to prevent a straight shot in from behind.  (I prefer the second, because it's usually easier to leave in a hurry if necessary.)
• Establish multiple bunkers with overlapping fields of fire to provide mutual fire support.
• Bunkers are best used in coordination with other bunkers.  When doing this you can use the mutual fire support thing I mentioned earlier in the following manner:
• Each bunker fires out to the sides at an angle as opposed to shooting straight out ahead of them.
• This allows each one to secure their team mates forward area while never having to expose themselves to fire directly from in front of them.
• This works because most paintballers tend to fire straight at bunkers in front of them without thinking about the ones to either side.
• The ones to the sides are usually farther away.
• If the ones to the sides are roofed, they are also usually darker inside and it is hard to pick out targets
  

A fairly loose sheet placed at an angle. If you set it up just right you can probably get the sheet to catch the paintballs. Some of them may be reusable if they don't get deformed from hitting the sheet.

And I've always wanted to see this... Every time someone asks how to make bunkers I suggest this... A trampoline... Or anything thats really bouncy like that. I don't think the paintballs would actually bounce off, or at least not with great force, but I just want to see it. Its just unique.

sneaky_sniper wrote: stealthy2 wrote: Sneaky snipers idea is by far the best. You should deffinatly try it. Just don't forget to get some doggy masks. Preferably with thermal lenses, dogs tend to pant a lot. i lol'd hard i say we get a B-52 bomber and split a paint atom in a bomb we drop and see what happens

yeah, u should post about that, for the bunker, if you don't have a lot at hand use haybales.

Out behind my friends house there is a kind-of jumk yard and we found some stuff to use for cover there, I hid in the roof of a truck bed & opened the window to shoot out of. My friend found the plastic cover or body of a ski-doo & shout out of the vent slits. If there is some jumk try & use it.