Two man advance-Paintball Tactics

I recently watched this video on YouTube on how to do a two man advance by Johnathan Vadasz.
His page: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hWm5j_gstZs

I found this very informative and decided that I wanted to post this on my blog page and add some drawings so you can visually see what was going on.

A couple of general rules apply. You do not need full auto or even 3 shot burst. Semi-auto should work just perfect for this maneuver and you will also conserve ammo by using Semi-Auto.

First part of this tactic is to not stay in one place, move from one side of your cover to the other. This keeps your opponent guessing. (All illustrations will be as if looking down from the sky.)

The next step is to provide consistent cover fire while your teammate moves.

The next step is where you teammate provides consistent cover fire while you move.

You do this repeatedly until you reach the desired location or until you take out the other team. Now I want to draw your attention that this does become harder the more opponents you have to worry about so use your team to spread out the other team so that you don't have to worry about more than 2 maybe 3 at a time.

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As always, "lets burn it up"

-Fenix

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First Major Issue and How I Handled It: Part 1

To my readers, I apologize for taking so long to another post up, however, life is life and if you work and have kids you may understand.

While getting ready for the June go'n postal event I went to fill up my tank and the nipple pin burst/broke/didn't work and the air would not remain in my tank. I promptly went into the pro shop to get help and the tech immediately attempted to help me replace the nipple. However, he had issue and the threads ended up getting stripped.

Here is your lesson. The reg I had used a metric system and most of the paintball world uses 1/8 NPT. So if you happen to have to replace anything on your reg make sure you know measurement system is being used.

For the event I ended up renting a tank (at no cost, because the pro shop guy was awesome in helping me out) and was able to get out and play ASAP.

Since then I have ordered a ninja pro reg which I have received, however, I have not replaced it yet. I plan on doing a video on this and that will be part two.

Thank you for checking out my blog and "Lets burn it up!"

-Fenix

YouTube: www.youtube.com/user/louKYpb