Paintballing in Halifax

Welcome to iPaintball where we have looked at many different paintball sites in Halifax to determine what we think are the top sites. We at iPaintball have done this in order to try and ensure that you, the customer has the best experience possible. This information has been gathered through customer feedback and personal experiences. Halifax has good public transport so the different paintball sites are easy to get to no matter what.

All of the Halifax paintball sites we have chosen have well trained staff to ensure you have a great day out. With well maintained facilities you are sure to not have any gun problems and if you do there is always a marshal ready to fix or replace your gun. The chosen Halifax sites can cater for groups of 40+ so get as many people as you can, get some friends or have a corporate day out, no matter what your sure to have a good time.

If you would like more information on paintballing at the top sites of Halifax then visit the links below. You can also call our local rate phone number to find out about availability.

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5 Star Venue
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Start: 09:00am

Finish: 16:00pm

100 Paintballs:
£7.00
Smoke Grenades:
£3.00

Castle

Paintball
Halifax:

Address:
Blackfen Woods, South Approach, Off the A64 York Road, Leeds LS24 9NN (nearest post code)

Tel:
0845 430 4455

Paintball Hints and Tactics Article!

If you want to know how to make the most out of your equipment in Halifax, heres some information that could help. The trigger is your interface with your Gloucester Paintball gun. Virtually all high end guns today are electronic so the trigger is nothing more than a button. Oh, but it isn’t. Trigger adjustments is entirely subjective; everyone has their own diea of what a trigger should feel like. Most triggers can be adjusted for pull before microswitch activation, pull after activation and resistance felt. Microswitches activate over very short distances, thse adjustments allow you to adjust your paintball trigger to rebound off the microswitch and adjust the throw when shooting at glocuester opponents. Resistance is self-explanatory and again is set entirely to your personal preference. Maintenance is crucial in performance. Obviously, you never want to have questionable equipment at a tournament, but having working equipment all the time will keep you in rhythm and on-point. This is an area where many players, myself included, lag the most. At the end of the day its easy to just throw all your paintball equipment back in your gear bad and let your gun rot until you need to use it again in Halifax. Now, you cant treat your baby that way can you? Maintaining your gun means lubing and cleaning it regularly, in addition to replacing any seals or parts that may go bad. Always follow the recommended plan in your instruction manual, at tournaments air techs often offer their services for free or cheap but don’t rely on them or they’ll be having lunch right before a crucial game in the semis. A Good air tech is like a good mechanic or cook, he’s always just a bit better than you and Halifax has some great ones. Treat these people well, they’re there to help and they’re often the difference between winning and losing your paintball game.