homemade course

I was wondering what the most efficent way to make a homemade paintball course, without spending hundreds of dollers on blowups and expensive materials.  I have unlimited ammounts of wood, and a great area to build it in.  How should i do it, what should i do, and any other helpfull advice to make it would be great.  And i want it to be like a speedball course, just wood in place of blow ups.  Thanks

Thanks for the feedback, what is a good way to make the wood stick into the ground? Digging a hole with a shovel and sticking it in or wat?

I saw a set of 5 blow up airball field props and it was $800

who wants to spend that much money on bunkers hybrid-sniper?

Well, concrete isn't avalible im going to dig a large whole, stick in the piece of wood in, then filling the hole back up where the wood doesnt feel up, then if i can find some concrete, cement it later, im really looking forward to this, once im finished i will post a pic, so keep an eye out

me and my friends are also going to chip in to buy a 20 lb. CO2 tank so we can play for longer periods of time, and my bud found paintballs at wal-mart for 7 bucks for 500

Edited by 7DS_SHIZNIT_7DS - 12 December 2006 at 9:13pm

Hmmm im new to paintball could u explain what that is? judging by ur 'hot gun' quote, is it like a solution or somthing that keeps the gun cool enough to shoot without getting over heated?

Oh jeez.

A chronograph is a device that measures the velocity of the gun being fired. The safe limit is 300 feet per second, Anything above that risks breaking small bones and causing more serious bodily injury. Lens cracking is also possible. Lens cracking can lead to lense breakage, which is not good for your eyes. Shooting over a set limit is considered "shooting hot."

Paintball guns don't overheat. There is no combustion, except in the C3 (which gets warm but isn't dangerous) and thus there's no red hot barrels or "zomg molten metalz" that your gun will spew.

Edit- DAMMIT DETREV

Edited by hybrid-sniper - 12 December 2006 at 9:48pm

7DS_SHIZNIT_7DS wrote: Well, concrete isn't avalible im going to dig a large whole, stick in the piece of wood in, then filling the hole back up where the wood doesnt feel up, then if i can find some concrete, cement it later, im really looking forward to this, once im finished i will post a pic, so keep an eye out me and my friends are also going to chip in to buy a 20 lb. CO2 tank so we can play for longer periods of time, and my bud found paintballs at wal-mart for 7 bucks for 500

does that mean your going to fill your own tanks? cuz if so, thats not very safe.

We have a homemade paintball course at my house. We went to different
companies and asked for their wooden crates and they gave 'em to us. We
set some of those up in out woods and then we sat up a old jon boat. We
actually went somewhere and got a lot of scrap wood and made bunkers out
of it. We have some other things that we got from an auction. We are also
getting an old broken car to put down there. It looks junking but luckily it's
down a hill and no one can see anything. It's a lot of fun to play on and we
didn't really pay for anything. It just took a while to set everything up.

id be careful if your doin thid near a city or someone complains about it you could get into trouble, happened to my freind. but cool idea though i i got the perfect place to play in my woods(not very big though).