| Good beginner paintball guns come in packages. What | | | | will be playing paintball more, and if you know that you |
| do I mean by this? Well, if you are a beginner, you are | | | | want to really get into the sport, then you really are |
| not just going to need a good beginner paintball gun: | | | | going to want a good beginner paintball gun. |
| you are going to need some other good gear, as well. | | | | As I said before, good beginner paintball guns |
| And the best way to buy all of this gear is to buy it | | | | oftentimes come in packages. Generally, when you |
| together, in a package. | | | | buy a paintball package, you can get all the important |
| Of course, let me clarify one thing: by "good" beginner | | | | gear (like the marker, mask, harness, viewloader, CO2 |
| paintball gun, I really mean "cheap" paintball gun. This is | | | | tank, hopper, etc.) for less money, overall. Definitely |
| because if you are just starting out, a basic and | | | | make sure you find a paintball package with a mask or |
| inexpensive marker will be just fine. In fact, some of | | | | goggles. Protection is always important even if (and |
| the more expensive guns can be overwhelming. | | | | especially if) you are just a beginner. |
| Before you invest in any expensive, expert paintball | | | | Remember, you can start out with a cheap, yet good, |
| markers, you really ought to get a better feel for the | | | | beginner paintball gun and upgrade, later. Before you |
| sport. Not until you know how you play will you know | | | | upgrade, and perhaps even before you buy your |
| what sort of marker you really need. | | | | beginner marker, it is a good idea to try out the |
| If you are only planning on playing once, maybe twice, | | | | markers of you peers on a couple of different playing |
| a year, it may not be worth it to buy your own gear. | | | | fields to see what you like. |
| You may want to rent it, instead. But if you know you | | | | |