 | No credits for partial airfills or top-offs. |
| Must show a valid photo I.D. |
| Liability form must be on file (download
available) |
| Please do not bring paintball guns into the stores. |
| No discharge of any firearms, paintball or any other styles. |
| All cylinders must meet/have current annual VIP (steel), VIP+ (aluminum),
and hydrostatic tests (every 5 years). Cylinders not meeting these
requirements will not be filled. |
| Neck O-Rings are replaced annually during the VIP or VIP+ Inspection. |
| A VIP or VIP+ must be performed if the cylinder has less than 430 psi (to
check for rust, contamination or water). |
| Any VIP or VIP+ sticker that is not a nationally recognized affiliation
will not be honored. |
Information from Luxfer Cylinders:
Paintball Player Code
“As a responsible paintball player, I understand and assume all the risks
I may encounter while playing paintball.”
My responsible paintball playing duties include:
- Playing within the limits of my ability.
- Treating every marker as if it were loaded and never pointing the marker
at anything I don’t wish to shoot.
- Keeping the marker on “safe” until ready to shoot.
- Keeping the barrel sock in the marker’s nozzle when not shooting.
- Always removing gas source before disassembly.
- Storing the marker unloaded and depressurized in a locked place.
- Following warnings listed on the gas source for handling and storage.
- Not shooting fragile objects, such as windows.
- Not shooting porous surfaces.
- Always wearing eye, face and ear protection designed specifically for
paintball.
- Never shooting a person who is not wearing proper protection.
- Never shooting at velocities in excess of 90 metres (300 feet) per second.
- Accepting responsibility for my own safety in every game.
- Being environmentally conscious in every game.
Care and Maintenance of Your Paintball Cylinders
Download
instructions for the care and maintenance of your cylinders:
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