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Players with woodsball equipment The used may depend on the game type, for example:,, or; on how much money one is willing to spend on equipment; and personal preference. However, almost every player will utilize three basic pieces of equipment: •: also known as a 'paintball gun', this is the primary piece of equipment, used to mark the opposing player with paintballs. The paintball gun must have a or magazines attached to feed paint into the marker, and will be either spring-fed, gravity-fed (where balls drop into the loading chamber), or electronically force-fed.

Modern markers require a tank or tank. In contrast, very early bolt-action paintball markers used disposable silver capsules (12-gram (0.42 oz) CO 2 cartridges) normally seen in pellet guns. In the mid to late 1980s, marker mechanics improved to include constant air pressure and semi-automatic operation.

Further improvements included increased rates of fire; (CO 2) tanks from 3.5 to 40 US fluid ounces (100 to 1,180 ml), and compressed-air or nitrogen tanks in a variety of sizes and pressure capacities up to 5,000 psi (34,000 kPa). The use of unstable CO 2 causes damage to the low-pressure pneumatic components inside electronic markers, therefore the more stable compressed air is preferred by owners of such markers. • (pellets): Paintballs, the used in the marker, are spherical containing primarily, other non-toxic and water-soluble substances, and dye.

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The quality of paintballs is dependent on the brittleness of the ball's shell, the roundness of the sphere, and the thickness of the fill; higher-quality balls are almost perfectly spherical, with a very thin shell to guarantee breaking upon impact, and a thick, brightly colored fill that is difficult to hide or wipe off during the game. The highest-grade paintballs incorporate cornstarch and metallic flake into the fill to leave a thick glittery 'splat' that is very obvious against any background color, and hard to wipe off. Almost all paintballs in use today are biodegradeable. All ingredients used in the making of a paintball are food-grade quality and are harmless to the participants and environment. Manufacturers and distributors have been making the effort to move away from the traditional oil-based paints and compressed CO 2 gas propellant, to a more friendly water-based formula and compressed air in an effort to become more 'eco-friendly'.

Paintballs come in a variety of sizes, including of 0.50 inches (13 mm) (.50 Caliber) an 0.68 inches (17 mm) (.68 Caliber). •: Masks are safety devices players are required to wear at all times on the field, to protect them from paintballs. The original equipment used by players were safety goggles of the type used in labs and wood shops; today's goggles are derived from skiing/snowboarding goggles, with an attached shell that completely covers the eyes, mouth, ears and nostrils of the wearer. Masks can also feature throat guards. Modern masks have developed to be less bulky compared with older designs.

Some players may remove the mouth and/or ear protection for aesthetic or comfort reasons, but this is neither recommended nor often allowed at commercial venues. Additional equipment, commonly seen among frequent players, tournament participants, and professional players include: • Pods and pod packs: The most common addition to the above 'mandatory' equipment, pods are plastic containers, usually with flip-open lids, that store paintballs in a ready-to-use manner. Pods are available in many sizes, including 10, 80, 100 and 140-round sizes, with the larger 140-round pods being most common among tournament players. Pods are carried by the player in pod packs or harnesses which facilitate easy access to the pods during play. There are several designs of pod packs, from belt loops allowing a recreational player to carry one or two extra pods, to harness designs generally designed for either tournament-style or scenario-style players. • /swab – From time to time, a paintball will break inside the player's marker.