On October 20th 2012 I met up with Peter Clark and interviewed him about the custom nelson based bore drop Maximasters he had Earon Carter build for his stock class group and for his business, “Peter’s Paintball Pursuit Players Products.”

In the video Peter is shown holding his Maximaster and Buzzard. Peter would also make neat barrel plugs, and the Buzzard is shown with an awesome hand pointing plug.

In the early 90s Peter Clark ran a pool hall in Torrance, California. He played paintball with his wife and father in-law but wasn’t thrilled about the rental equipment so he bought a couple pump paintguns at I&I and Taso.

Eventually Pete had Earon Carter of Carter Machine rework one of the Bushmaster he purchased from Taso and the final product is the Red Custom Maximaster in his hands.

By supplying his own rental stock class equipment and getting a large private group together of around 40 players, Peter was able to do private stock class games at SC Village.

He also formed his own small company which he named “Peter’s Paintball Pursuit Player’s Products” (or PPPPP, notice the PPPP Pete on his license plate) and began buying used pumps equipment as well as new guns from Taso (likely Spartans and Vindicators) and bringing them to Earon Carter to convert into a gun he offered through his company. The Maximaster!

The Maximaster was a stock class bore drop nelson based pump whose main identifiable feature was a custom Carter Machine stainless BORE DROP snub (body).
Peter named this gun after his father in-law Max Moses as a joke and he estimates he had Earon build around 70 of them which he sold through PPPPP.

The pictures in the video show Clark’s group of Stock Class Players and include kids which were like around 10 years old. As Peter says in the video, “No one shot the kids and if they did they shot them in the feet!.”

For Peter stock class paintball provided an enjoyable environment for his family and friends. Not only did he end up playing with his wife Isabel Clark and father in-law, Max Moses, but he also brought along his daughter Lisa White and her two kids, Chris White and Ashley White.

Earon Carter and others from Carter Machine would also play with Peter’s group on occasion and in the video Peter talks about how effective they could use their stock class paintguns.

Peter and his family and friends are all shown in the pictures throughout this video on some of SC Villages recognizable fields.

Some of the pictures have dates of around 1993 and you can make out other examples of Peter’s Maximaster guns. It looks like most were built off Taso guns with Taso frames which Earon Carter (and his employee’s) at the time would cut up and reanodize in vibrant colors.

Peter also kept a small fleet of rental markers (not Maximasters) but they ended up being trashed some time in the last ten years as Peter was going through some hard times. Luckily he kept his two prized guns and ton of memories!

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