Stock Class

[[PX] Nebuchadnezzar]

From http://www.stockclasspaintball.com/faq.shtml:

What is Stock Class? Stock-Class is a unique playing style of paintball that requires different tactics and skills.
The markers used have to abide by the rules of stock-class play which include:
1) Must be pump-action
2) Cannot hold more than 20 paintballs at a time
3) Must be powered by 12-gram CO2 powerlets
4) Magazine tube must be parallel to the barrel for the "Rock and Cock" effect.

If you don't like the paint-guzzling style of play and are up to a challenge, stock-class is for you.
In today's world of rapid fire Paintball, Stock class has expanded to include pumps of many varieties.
Finding true Stock Class equipment is difficult. As a result, there has been much confusion as to what is "really " stock class.
We embrace all types of pump play and have included the later varieties of equipment under our umbrella.

True Stock Class:
- Horizontal feed tube
- Powered by 12 grams
- No ball gates, check valves, or auto triggers

Modified Stock Class:
- Allows auto-triggers
- Allows either a constant air tank OR a hopper (not both)

Super Stock:
- Allows check valves, auto triggers, and other modifications
- Allows a constant air tank AND a hopper

Open Class:
- Anything goes, so long as you have to pump it to shoot

[[PX] Nebuchadnezzar]

My personal choice is Modified or Super Stock. I think there are enough pump guns "in the family" now that we could run a proper Stock Class day. What does everyone think?

[THE JEW (RaVeN)]

Super stock is probably the easiest to pull off. Open class allows for Revvies. Most people don't want to use 12's when Homey B has a huge CO2 tank there.

[THE JEW (RaVeN)]

Universal stock class adapter so you can play:

http://gearheadzpb.com/index.php/pro-sh ... ry=9483168