Miniball, Splatball, underage paintball – there are many names people are using to describe it. Whichever name you want to run with, it seems that we are probably the last paintball in the field to not start running the “underage paintball”. Particularly in school holidays we seem to constantly get calls from parents looking to … Continued
For paintball in Melbourne it is a great time of year. The days are getting warmer and longer. Saturday night the clocks move an hour forward and we lose an hour of hard earned sleep. That means that if you want a paintball Melbourne experience we can begin to make use of the extra daylight. … Continued
Unfortunately it is official…. The reduction in the legal age for paintball will not go through before the election in November. This has lead to some concern that a potential change of government in Victoria could easily derail the bill. As a result Snipers Den in partnership with the Paintball Association of Victoria contacted the … Continued
There has been further development in drive to lower the legal age of paintball. Sadly it is not all good…. Unfortunately other bills have taken priority and the bill relating to paintball has not yet been debated. With only one sitting week before the elections in November it is almost impossible for there to be … Continued
One of the most common questions we are asked is why outdoor paintball is better than indoor paintball. Naturally being an outdoor field I am openly biased on the subject but prior to opening Snipers Den paintball we did consider both options. In the end outdoor won hands down for several reasons.
There has been a massive movement in Victoria relating to the age limit of paintball. Currently there is legislation before parliament that will lower the legal age limit to 16 years in Victoria.
On the 25/5/14 Snipers Den ran the first Pot luck 3man tournament. 5 teams played with some fantastic paintball. After the first 5 games H20 looked unbeatable as they were yet to drop a game. Three blind mice, a throw together team, were close on their heals – only losing to H20.