Not only children, but also adults love to play war - a lot of adults get real pleasure from playing paintball, reminiscent of a real military battle, in which special balls of paint are used instead of bullets. For many players, paintball has long become a real sport and a full-fledged serious hobby that develops strategic and tactical thinking. For a successful game, you need to hit the desired target as often as possible, and for this you need to develop the accuracy and aiming of shooting. This accuracy depends on several conditions.
Instructions
Step 1
In many ways, shooting accuracy depends on the quality of your markers and paintballs. Do not use low-quality and too cheap balls. A good paintball should have a smooth, even surface without defects and deformations, free of grease and dirt, and the ball should not have too noticeable seams.
Step 2
The ball should be strong, round and streamlined - if you are using gelatin balls, the accuracy will be low. Do not pick up balls from the ground - their surface quality has already been compromised and they cannot be used for their intended purpose. In addition, the size of the ball must exactly match the diameter of the barrel. Do not use small balls in wide barrels - this will impair the quality of the shot.
Step 3
Paintball uses different types of markers - some use compressed air and others use carbon dioxide. It is best to use a compressed air marker - carbon dioxide reduces the accuracy and quality of shooting due to its instability.
Step 4
The length of the marker barrel also affects the accuracy of the shot - the barrel must be at least eight inches. It is best to use a marker with a 12”barrel to point the ball in the desired direction.
Step 5
Of course, in addition to technical specifications, your personal skills are also important. Practice shooting as often as possible, get rid of flaws, correct mistakes. By exercising regularly, you will improve your technique.
