How to Snap Shoot | Snap Shooting for Beginners | Lone Wolf Paintball Michigan
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- čas přidán 30. 01. 2018
- Tony teaches the basics of how to snap shoot, this is a snap shooting 101 for beginners.
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Founded in 1987, Lone Wolf Paintball is still Southeastern Michigan’s premiere paintball supplier. Originally opened by one man whose only motivation at the time was to get discounted merchandise for him and his friends, Lone Wolf has evolved into a multi-location business serving thousands of players every year. The first Lone Wolf playing field was opened on the property of the Bristol Apple Orchard in 1988 in Almont, Michigan. For over 12 years Lone Wolf began to build its clientele and customer base before moving on and expanding to several locations.
Locations:
Pro Shop / Main Office - Clinton Township
The Pro Shop and Main Office is located on the south side of Hall Road (M-59) between Groesbeck Hwy (M-97) and Gratiot Ave (M-3). If you're heading east bound on Hall Road, you will make a right hand turn onto Vic Wertz Drive (one street before Morley Drive) and follow that street until it turns into Reynolds Drive.
Phone: (586) 463-9500
Fax: (586) 463-9503
Email: info@lonewolfpaintball.com
44323 Reynolds Drive
Clinton Township, MI 48036
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Lone Wolf Mt Clemens - Outdoor Play Field
Lone Wolf East is located right on the property of the Gibraltar Trade Center in Mt Clemens. From I-94 use exit # 237 for North River Road. Enter in through the main gates of the Gibraltar Trade Center and the registration area will be located on the left hand side. Please keep in mind that Gibraltar does charge $2 per car for parking and that fee is not waived for paintball patrons.
237 North River Road
Mt Clemens, MI 48043
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Lone Wolf Metamora - Outdoor Play Field
Located behind the Cascadden Lounge of the east side of Lapeer Road, approximately 17 miles north of the Palace of Auburn Hills.
4099 Lapeer Road
Metamora, MI 48455
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Lone Wolf Clinton Township - Indoor Play Field
The Lone Wolf Paintball Indoor Field is located on the south side of Hall Road (M-59) between Groesbeck Hwy (M-97) and Gratiot Ave (M-3). If you're heading east bound on Hall Road, you will make a right hand turn onto Vic Wertz Drive (one street before Morley Drive) and follow that street until it turns into Reynolds Drive.
44323 Reynolds Drive
Clinton Township, MI 48036 - Sport
I turn my gun upside down, climb over my bunker, and manually throw paint at my enemy to be unpredictable.
I use a slingshot, it works LOL
Nice lol
I put a zip tie on my trigger and throw the gun at my enemy
Big thing to remember: Don't be repetitive. In my last speedball video I kept popping out in the same spot and the other player knew exactly where I was going to pop out to shoot and he won the gunfight.
Solid advice
Ashraven PB Exactly. This applies to basically every bunker including the different snake positions. Take a small can for example. You can snap, then come out low, switch hand and wrap, even pop over the top of the bunker.
@@MK4vDubbin I jump to peek over bunkers and I laugh while I do it cause it's so funny to me lmao I just don't see alot of people doing it
I smashed the hell out of that like button
Thanks!
Nice job Tony!!!
Thanks so much for the tips, really helping me step up my game
Great video on snap shooting. Also a good tip when snap shooting is to make sure you don't stick your legs out too much cause knees and lower parts of leg tend to get hit if not tucked in as well. You guys should make more basic paintball drill videos like this.
Thats true. But also you want to bend in your waist and not use your feet. If you bend in your waist were ever you feet are pointing your probably going to hit at the same spot each time.
Super informative. Really well done. Thanks
Thanks!
Remember the first time I was in a close range fight and popped out and shot one right in the center of his goggles. Best feeling ever
It really is
Nailed this video!
Thank you !
Should have said how to aim down the barrel while holding the gun slightly sideways like that. I like to aim down the BUNKER side of the barrel (through the very tiny space between your hopper feeder and the bunker), so my head is practically not sticking out at all. This is something I worked on for years. It’s more difficult but makes you a nearly impossible target. Sometimes if it’s not too intense I’ll aim normally down the far side of the barrel. Accuracy counts allot in snap shooting.
igloo productions holy sh!t light bulb over the head moment that is brilliant most of my snap shooting battles are lost from being shot in the head gonna start practicing this one thanks for the insight no pun intended 😆
You sir are a genius
you have a video to show this technique?
Good video. What mask? I5?? What hopper is that?
5:57... "First off, that was me high."
High off that twack. Lol great video
That disclaimer at the first part of the video made me laugh a little.
Be unpredictable. This is the biggest thing in snap-shooting, you don’t want your opponent to understand what you are doing and you want the element of surprise. If you become predictable, your opponent will learn what you are doing and can be prepared for you to peek out and get a shot of on you. Keep changing levels, changing speeds. Pop out, shoot a few balls, pop back in. Pop out, in and back out right away. Wait a little bit between sides, switch sides, shoot low.... the possibilities are endless so don’t get caught in one single loop and get shot. Be loose in your bunker as well. If your tight you will be more likely to get shot if you are not as fluid as possible
Good advice!
I just practice at home around corners and switching my hands
What is the name of that hopper you are using?
Jt impulse vs ego 11 please.
Ego 11
Another Good practice is a 5gallon bucket on a pole/ground , like you said practice at home .. stand behind a tree where you can't see the bucket and practice shooting it
Speed is another thing , practice repetition getting in and out the bunker faster
I always see to lose balance when I try and tuck my leg in more anyone have any tips for that
Hi
are you going to LL11?
Yes we are! What about you?
hopefully!
me, an airsofter, definately not watching paintball videos cause no one makes airsoft tutorials like this...
Fifth like that matters
It matters to us
The real skill to acquire is learning how to take aim and shoot at a moving target within the few seconds of popping out of the bunker, doing the same thing
The camera man got a little scared the first time you shot, lol
LOL, I can see why Mark doesn't trust Tony
First
Workout that core.
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Not demonstrating a good snap. By tilting the hopper in, your natural tendency is to over expose your elbow and the lower section of the gun. When you roll out, only your little bit of mask, hopper inline with the mask, and barrel.
That’s gay that gun hits and hopper hits cont
I am sorry, this is wrong...Square your body, plant your feet pointing to your target... now roll your shoulders
what mask is that?
What mask was that
It was an old Virtue Vio we had sitting around the shop