Rhymes with `drop', which is exactly what your
face will do when you have one of these. A chop
is when a ball is broken in the breech (see breech)
of the marker, usually if it is nipped by the
movement of the bolt (see bolt). A really bad
chop will gunge up your bolt and make re-cocking
impossible.
A marshal's best friend. A chronograph measures
the velocity of the paintball as it is shot from
the marker.
A paintball gun that only releases the gas that
propels the ball when the bolt is as far forward
as it can go and in a stationary position... ie
closed. All pumps are closed bolt, semis that
are closed bolt include the Autococker and the
Sovereign.
Although some would claim that this is a good
word for describing various Paintball personalities,
it actually refers to the action of paintball
shooting. It is the process that prepares the
paintball and the marker to shoot the next shot.
The process goes something like this: breech is
opened (normally by the bolt retracting) allowing
paintball to drop in, bolt goes forward taking
paintball with it, hammer strikes exhaust valve,
gas released from exhaust valve via bolt propelling
paintball, marker recocks.
A noun and a verb. As a noun, cover is something
that protects a player, either partially or completely,
from sight and/or paintballs. As a verb, cover
refers to the act of shooting paintballs with
the primary effect being protection of a fellow
player rather than elimination of an opponent.
What you do if you are a male player that has
been hit by a paintball anywhere between the belt
and the upper thigh.
A bit like fairy rings. Only the gifted can discover
these mystical pathways. You either have to be
able to squirm like a snake or be a foot high
to utilise crawling lanes. To learn these mystical
skills dig up or get on back order the issue of
PGI where Erik Felix wrote about essential crawling
techniques. Alternatively, watch Pete Robinson
talk to women.
The practice of giving the appearance of not being
in the game anymore, strolling along, loaders
in hand, in an attempt to get behind the opposition.
NPPL rules ban the DMW as often if one happens
in a tourney every subsequent game is marred by
lighting up (see lighting up) of eliminated players.
Generally a term used to describe any team which
has beaten your own. Occasionally valid, especially
when playing against some of the Paintball communitys
morally bankrupt minority.
A trigger on a semi that allows two fingers to
be used to shoot. Is supposed to increase ROF
and prevent RSI (see ROF).
Precedes `crawl' as described above. Also refers
to a section that can be screwed into the rear
of your marker to bring your gas bottle forward.
The benefits include a better balance of weight
and the ability to get even tighter behind your
cover.
Drugs are bad, mmmookkaayy?
Pronounced Duuuuuuuuuddddddddddddddddeeeeeeeeee
in a laid-back stoner drawl by Californian players
and wannabes.
A valve that can shut off your gas source and
dump all the gas between its location and the
marker. Safety precautions still have to be followed
as in-line regulators (see in-line regulator)
or your marker may still hold gas.