What Kind Of Camoflage?

[Regan.S]

Okay I live in Saskatchewan and I'm kind of wondering what kind of fields I'd play in when I'm old enough to play. Also I'm looking at buying a few things now for tactical equipment. Example goggles, helmet etc. But back to my question what kind of camoflage should I be looking into and what kind of fields will I be playing in?

[Muffin]

anything works man. on the feilds that i play on your team is determined by your camo. as long as your camo is matching the whole way through(so you dont confuse anyone) it should be all good.

[Regan.S]

Okay Thanks. I have one more question for someone. If I bought a 40mm Drop Leg Panel for a leg rig it could only hold pistol clips right?

[Lerch]

Nope, it'll hold 40mm 'nades. Pistol mags would probably fall through or bounce out. If you can get a duty belt and some little pistol pouches you'd be better off.

[surebet]

40mm is a grenade caliber, but heh, whatever fits fits.

[dontask]

Originally Posted by Regan.S

Okay Thanks. I have one more question for someone. If I bought a 40mm Drop Leg Panel for a leg rig it could only hold pistol clips right?

oh god...

[TokyoSeven]

Well since Im from sask and play in Sask.
We usually hook it up at paintball paradise in the vag.
So theres lotsa green and brown, so woodland camo is good, but if your into that digital disruptive pattern thing, giver nuts. Thats for the spring and summerish, as it gets to fall and october, you may wanna swap to tan, or tanish colours, or maybe even 3 colour desert. Just go walk through a park and imagine it 300 times with more trees and bushes and forest crap. Then go from there. Its not horrible. Quin the eskimo in the Vag of Saskatoon can help you out.

[Styrak]

I'm with Tokyo. I've played at the same place as him and I used woodland.

[philstructo]

Best thing on earth.. MULTICAM

[six4]

Originally Posted by Regan.S

Okay I live in Saskatchewan and I'm kind of wondering what kind of fields I'd play in when I'm old enough to play. Also I'm looking at buying a few things now for tactical equipment. Example goggles, helmet etc. But back to my question what kind of camoflage should I be looking into and what kind of fields will I be playing in?

saskatchewan eh? hell just a get a pair of coveralls that say "cargill" on them tuck one leg into your rubber boots and you will blend right in. just kidding. saskatchewan, at this time of the year,flecktarn would work wonders,spring and summer i believe that marpat would work well.