Mikevr4's PhotoBlog

Last Day of the Summer V

2008-08-06T00:38:33Z

Last Day for the Summer IV

2008-08-06T00:32:50Z

Last Day for the Summer III

2008-08-06T00:29:33Z

Last Day for the Summer II

2008-08-06T00:02:54Z

Last Day for the Summer

2008-08-05T23:59:11Z

Breathing Fire

2008-07-08T16:31:40Z

Setting Up the Dragon's Lair

2008-07-08T16:21:07Z

Fully Functioning

2008-04-13T23:17:25Z

As I'm sure you have noticed throughout this blog my markers seem to frequently be on the fritz. From my X-7 squirting air and vortex feed explosion, my Evil Omen not even working, to my Ego actually chopping balls I have learned a lot of crucial lessons in maintaining my gear. 1. At the very least buy DECENT paint. Otherwise you will most likely chop balls with even the greatest gun that has two sets of eyes. If the paint is garbage like the 20$ for 2000 box at PbOhio, you will regret it. The bore on that paint was so wide that if you physically placed a ball into any barrel, it was immediately get stuck and need to be removed with a thinner rod of some sort. 2. Take your time when you take a gun apart. Have a wide open surface such as a sheet to work on. Even if your equipment malfunctions, there is probably a solution so don't get too frustrated to quickly. 3. Use plenty of lube, good stuff too like Dow 33 or Evil pus 4. Before ripping your gun apart check Pbnation, where there is almost guaranteed going to be a thread on how to take apart your gun. 5. Send your Evil products to Kee Action Sports! They fixed my Omen free of charge including a replacement detonator and recock adjust screw. 6. If all else fails you probably have a mighty fine looking paper weight

Eclipse: Destroy

2008-03-31T19:23:01Z

I believe that the images speak for themselves

Steubenville Field Day 2: New Ego

2008-03-30T02:50:05Z

One of the better aspects of Steubenville is the fact that no one seems to care if you play paint ball in random fields. It is amazing that all of these pictures were captured on my cell phone.