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Use sauder, I think I spelled it right.

Maybe this???   http://www.hotshotpaintball.com/merchant2/merchant.mvc?Scree n=PROD&Product_Code=JCS-73265&Category_Code=BARRELS- A5-JCS&Product_Count=4

I have played a few night games with it, then I used black hockey tape and some spacers to attach it.  I am looking for something like a quick release, so if I need to pull the light I can.  It did look cool, but it weighted the marker down alot.

The problem with flashlights and white lights in general at night is they kill your night vision, which effectively kills all your peraphial vision at night. This means you can only see what the light is shining on and take this from someone who has spent many a nights on the night land nav course, night vision comes in really well compared to the idiots who want to run around using their red lights all the time.

Also when people we play with use flashlights you see them walking in the woods from hundreds of meters away. All you have to do is shoot at the light and usually you hit the person carrying it. Even if you don't they won't be able to see you (unless your close enough for their light to shine you). Just stay out of range of the blinding effect, which is easy, and flashlights lose all effectiveness.

Huck

The field I use the flashlight is a urban /woods field.  there is one 2 floor house, and several ground level buildings.  its set up as an old west ghost town.  So the use of the flashlight is mainly indoor.  It works really well.  If you can get them th lose their nightvision, they're all yours.

use in the woods is pretty much a death wish, u become a paint magnet.

get a boat spot light... like one of those 10 million candle power things

we had one night game where someone brought a spot light,  he worked in a team with another person.  like a sniper has a spotter.  they were pretty effective untill the opposing team sent members around and marked them from the rear.  the player with the light had his marker on a sling, but couldn't really use it without droping the light..  but a single person....i don't see that happening all too effectivly.

Take some foam tubing, I don't know what it's called though, cut one to fit around your barrel and another to fit around the flashlight. then glue them together. If the foam fits snuggly, you should be able to manuver the light so it it offset to the side, above, or below your barrel.