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| Paintball Tank Covers |  The tank of the paintball gun is oftentimes a dead
giveaway for a paintball player who needs to lay low
and hide. This needn't be the case, however, as there
are a number of products on the market that attempt to
rectify this problem. By covering your tank with a
camo tank cover you can reduce it's visibility. While
this may seem like an unnecessary vanity, but consider
this: If you are completely camouflages, except for
one part, and that one part gets you seen, how
effective was your camouflage? Your camouflage is only
as effective as it's least effective component. What
good is having the most advanced form of camouflage
(which is, in my opinion, the ghillie suit,) if your
weapon sticks out like a sore thumb? To complete the
illusion, a camo tank cover may be the only thing
standing between you and a barrage of paintballs from
your adversaries.
Also hoppers have started to move from gravity fed
distribution, to one that is based on agitating
paintballs into the barrel of the paintball gun, by
way of some sort of mechanism. This innovation allows
for the tank to be attached from the front of the gun,
instead of from the top. This makes for a sleeker
paintball gun. Even with a front mounted, and thusly,
a sleeker paintball design, a camo cover for your
hopper is still an important piece of camouflage. A
front mounted hopper will most likely, still be mat
black, or a shiny plastic, and prone to give you away.
For a very modest price, most paintball outfitters
will sell you a camo cover for your hopper, as well as
one designed for your particular tank. |
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