Help!!!@@##$$$

Dont Stop Shooting, Dont Be Stupid, Try and Rush!

Dam forgot that one

Bring a 'REAL' Gun

Just kidding dont do anything dumb like that.

Might wanna make the red writing a little bigger!

umm get upgrades and practice. work hard and bring your A game!

Win.

Rattlers....bfffffffft. We got gators down here boy! Not to mention coral snakes and water mocosins (spelling), ALSO black widows and brown recluse spiders.

Edited by Justice

where in AZ you live man? If your ever in a crapy town called bullhead your welcome to play with us.

Anyway ive played a few games out in the open desert and its kinda boaring actually, since their is little to no cover whenever you see someone you just shoot till their out, my best advice is to get your marker as accurate as possible so you can hit first, also stay low, you will be less of a target and can support your marker with the ground.

Its much better if you guys play by a river where their is lots of brush, or get a lot and make bunkers out of used tires (tire companys give you tons of em for free)

be agrasive, try to scare them like your fear less.turn up you velicty to really scare them when you shoot them

take risks, practice your aiming by doing the bottle targert thing mentioned above.  dont always stay back, or dont always rush.  mix it up a little.  but most important of all keep your cool, dont get all excited and go flip out lol.  i mean hey, its fun you can get excited and get the addrenaline pumpin but dont be stupid about it.  goodluck man, just keep practicing.

I play at a field in Phoenix Proper ,X-treme pursuit at 43rd Ave and Grand ,it's a pretty good field ,its got A/C , and some good refs ,Helpful proshop too .

Lets get together some time , I can help you trick out your gun a bit . I will be looking for some peeps to go desertballing with , when it cools off a bit , He-He .

I tried a few things to make my stock barrel a bit more accurate , and some of them worked , here's what I did ; the bore of my barrel wasnt very good looking when it came out of the box , it was smooth , but not glossy like it should have been ( It's called Smut from anodize ) , I took some worn out Scotchbrite and worked it back and forth thru the barrel until I had a nice polish going on in there , then I applied some waterbased silicone lubricant with a swab (I hear you can use Mothers Mag and aluminum polish too ,available at an auto parts store ) . Just those two things helped with shot to shot velocity consistency tremendously , and , accuracy too !!