Jerry’s Kids after they “cinched the California Survival Game Field Champions on Sunday, September 15th 1985.

In late 1989 and early 1990 the WGP Sniper 2 was being rolled out as Worr Games latest marker as shown in these scans from April 1990 in PSI.

An ad for PVI that was printed in the back of the 1997 NPPL World Cup program explains PVI's split with Smart Parts and the upcoming Cyber 9000 paintgun.

One of the earliest models of the Kingman Spyder featured a choker screw to limit the air flow from the valve.

Mike Baird, Rick Cendejas and Michael Leon identify Ironmen players in the January 1988 issue of Front Line Magazine.

Joe Comstock explains photos of Tactics - Air Pistol Combat that were printed in the premiere issue of Action Pursuit Games.

Jack Wada's remembers the history on the OMMS 007 knurled pump handle and an advertisement from the April 1986 issue of Front Line.

Gary Bennett's Paintball Hill, in Northern California, was awarded Paintcheck's field of the year in '92 for operation and attendance.

I had the opportunity to talk with Colin Thompson, of Lapco, on the phone yesterday. Colin has always been someone I wanted to question!

Paintball field owners from across the country meet to discuss the Excaliber League in an article scanned from the January 1991 issue of Paintcheck Magazine.

A new product article on the Southern Pneumatic's Phoenix paintball gun scanned from Paintball Sports International's June 1994 issue.

A new products write up for the Pursuit Supplies International Scorpion Elite, which was the second model inline blowback by PSI, similar to the 68 Special.

An early ad for the JT Spectra series of masks, scanned from the June 1994 issue of Paintball Sports International shows the Spectra with extra nose holes.

Dave "Youngblood" DeHaan, with his long barrel Carter Comp, is featured as player of the year in the Hall of Fame issue of Paintcheck, May 1990.

Introduction of the Palmer's Pursuit Shop Rock Regulator scanned from Paintball Sports International February 1993.

Another SC Village ad from the inside of the back cover of the October 1989 Action Pursuit Games. Field shots look awesome.

This scan shows the ad for the tournament the Widowmakers played it, the Skirmish Pursuit P.B.G.A National Tournament. It's scanned...

Over the last 6 months I have been digging up information on a limited production pump paintball gun that dates back to the roots of Southern California Paintball. The gun has several names, the Elevator Gun, the Master Blaster and the Blast Master. Although it isn't the first paintgun to use an elevator system to load the paintball into the breech (AGA 62 predates this design by around a year) it is a very early pump, built off a pellet gun platform that is one of the first (or at least very early) collaborations between respected Southern California Airsmiths Tim McMurray of McMurray and Sons (Mac-1), Earon Carter and Stan Russell, both of South Bay Arms and likely constructed late 1985-early 1986.

A scan from the October 1989 issue of Paintcheck showing Paul Vasquez' Hornet.

Here is the pdf for the Bushmen article from the November 1987 Action Pursuit Games.  This article shows Sheldon...