Q: Why does your dog eat paintballs?
A: Because unlike humans, dogs will eat anything and maybe the fact that a telephone pole was dropped on the top of his head has something to do with it

Q: Why does Norman Paintball exist?
A: Norman Paintball exists as a players field to provide the public with a premium service. Providing a safe and family oriented place for kids and adults alike to have fun. The field was started to expose the coles county area as well as surrounding areas to the sport, inorder to help it grow. The owners are firm believers in the sport and will do any thing just to ensure the growth and appreciation of the sport. Norman Paintball will continue to exist as long as it's players continue to help provide this safe and family oriented environment as well as promote the sport in a proper manner.

Q: Why do paintballs sometimes come out of my barrel curving left or right?
A: This can be caused by a mulitude of things, including:
- Barrel to Paint Bore mismatch. (Buying the paintballs that fit your barrel or using a barrel kit that allows you to change the barrels bore size is a key factor in playing your best.)
- A paintball may have broken in your barrel, the slick surface causing the effect.
- A cheap, or stock barrel with a poor signature/hone will often cause inaccuracy.
- Seams and dimples. Better paint has less of both of these!

Q: What's the difference between, HPA and CO2?
A: Allot of folks claim there are a million reasons to upgrade to HPA. Their reasons are often:
-It is cleaner.
-It is more consistent.
-It will make your gun more accurate.
-It won't freeze your gun up when firing at a high rate of fire.
-It isn't subject to change pressure under individual weather conditions.
Q: What gun should I get?
A: Different guns work and feel differently, your preferances will be what determine the right gun for you.

Q: What paint is the best?
A: Allot of the time quality of paint depends upon manufacturing date, so in other words...you don't always get what you pay for. Check the manufacture date to ensure you are shooting fresh paint. Also ensure you are shooting a paintball with close to the same bore as your barrel.

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