Paint grenade tripwire

I was thinking- maybe linking a whole bunch of squadbuster paint grenades up to a piece of fishing line and have them suspended about 8-10 feet up in a tree with the line attacthed to their pins so that it would act like a tripwire and have the grenades come down on whoever pulls it, completely obliterating them? Of course this would have to be used in woddsball/scenario games, but it's an idea.

This is why they have paint mines, also with the squad busters you need to get some pretty good force to get them to go off.

IronHorseSniper wrote: I had no idea there were paint mines. Got any links to websites where they sell them?

No, but you have google.

carl_the_sniper wrote: falling flastic things.... explode in face... insurance nightmare

Except that they don't explode. They spray.

I searched, and the special ops website has all kinds of stuff, including upgrades to make an A-5 into a true mil-sim paintball sniper rifle, and they have a paint rocket launcher. At just under $400 bucks, I might consider getting it.

IronHorseSniper wrote: I searched, and the special ops website has all kinds of stuff, including upgrades to make an A-5 into a true mil-sim paintball sniper rifle, and they have a paint rocket launcher. At just under $400 bucks, I might consider getting it.

i know the longbow seems cool but its not worth it.

if you want a millsim sniper rifle, opsgear m82

I tend to play more woodsball and scenario games, so sniping has been more practical for me than just running willy-nilly around the woods doing a spray and pray.

yeah despite the one-shot one kill mentality, firing 20 balls, gives you 20X more chance to hit than one

That's why I chose the Ironhorse- it looks kick ass and it serves as both a sniper rifle and assault rifle. Plus the hook left/right feature on the apex barrel has really begun to afford me some amuzement in the form of annoyed opponents who thought they were safe behind trees.

MeanMan wrote: IronHorseSniper wrote: I tend to play more woodsball and scenario games, so sniping has been more practical for me than just running willy-nilly around the woods doing a spray and pray. Here comes the sniper talk.... But, you really shouldnt put down like $450 on a gun that "looks" cool, but is extremely heavy, slow, long, has bulging parts and has pointless accessories(sp?) like Barbie.

well don't tell him that, that may be your opinion as a speedball player but it's not everyone's

(though it is actually mine also)