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23 October 2026
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N 05:40 | ZAP Paintballs 2 changes hist +27 [Admin (2×)] | |||
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05:40 (cur | prev) −4,438 Admin talk contribs (Redirected page to ZAP Paintball) Tag: New redirect | ||||
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05:40 (cur | prev) +4,465 Admin talk contribs (Created article on ZAP Paintballs, documenting its role in paintball manufacturing, sponsorship of the International Masters and International Amateur Open, and later use of the ZAP brand.) | |||
| N 05:38 | Tournament paintball diffhist +34 Admin talk contribs (Created redirect from Tournament paintball to the existing Paintball tournament article.) | ||||
| N 02:17 | ZAP International Masters diffhist +35 Admin talk contribs (Created redirect from ZAP International Masters to the International Masters tournament article.) | ||||
22 October 2026
| N 14:49 | 1994 ZAP International Amateur Open diffhist +5,304 Admin talk contribs (Created an article on the 1994 ZAP International Amateur Open, including its dates, organisers, growth, international participation, revised competition format, five-player, ten-player and pump results, sportsmanship awards, industry conference and associated programme.) | ||||
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13:34 | Action Pursuit Games 2 changes hist −754 [T222Boy; Admin] | |||
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13:34 (cur | prev) +103 T222Boy talk contribs | |||
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09:15 (cur | prev) −857 Admin talk contribs (Expanded and corrected the APG history using surviving issue mastheads and publication records; added the ISSN, early contents, publication-frequency changes, documented editor succession, ownership history and a clearer distinction between confirmed issues and the planned 2014 schedule.) | ||||
| N 06:20 | Daisy Manufacturing Company diffhist +6,064 Admin talk contribs (Created page with " '''Daisy Manufacturing Company''' is an American airgun manufacturer with a historical connection to the development of paintball equipment. The company manufactured marking devices for the Nelson Paint Company from the early 1970s and subsequently entered the recreational paintball market through an agreement with Canadian equipment manufacturer Brass Eagle in 1993.[1][2] In October 1995, Daisy acquired Brass Eagle's assets, patents and trademarks. Its paintba...") | ||||
| N 03:10 | Three Rivers Paintball diffhist +6,418 Admin talk contribs (Created article on Three Rivers Paintball, covering its early history, association with the International Amateur Open, the 2000 Spyder Cup and its continued operation in Pennsylvania.) | ||||
21 October 2026
| N 15:09 | Smart Parts Shocker diffhist +22 Admin talk contribs (Created redirect from Smart Parts Shocker to the existing Shocker article, which covers the original Smart Parts-era markers and subsequent product generations.) | ||||
20 October 2026
| N 10:31 | Kingman International diffhist +1,752 Wikipaintballbot talk contribs (Create sourced manufacturer stub with marker table; AI-generated, awaiting independent review) | ||||
| 02:27 | Brass Eagle diffhist +5,842 Admin talk contribs (Expanded Brass Eagle history using original SEC filings, documenting its Canadian origins, 1995 Daisy acquisition, 1997 corporate reorganisation, ViewLoader and JT USA acquisitions, and later K2, Jarden and KEE ownership. Added complete VintageRex marker listings and historical references.) | ||||
19 October 2026
| N 16:04 | International Amateur Open diffhist +11,333 Admin talk contribs (Created page with " The '''International Amateur Open''' ('''IAO''') was an annual paintball tournament and industry event held in Pennsylvania, United States, from 1990 to 2006. Established by Debra Dion Krischke as the National Amateur Open, the tournament provided organised competition specifically for amateur players at a time when professional and recreational teams frequently competed in the same divisions.[1] Originally held at Three Rivers Paintball near Pittsburgh, th...") | ||||
| N 15:55 | WDP Angel diffhist +10,965 Admin talk contribs (Created page with " The '''WDP Angel''', commonly known as the '''Angel''', was a family of electropneumatic paintball markers designed by John Rice and manufactured by British company WDP (Who Dares Plays), later associated with the trading name Angel Paintball Sports. Introduced publicly in 1996 and commercially released in early 1997, the Angel was among the first commercially available electronically controlled paintball markers. Alongside the original Shocker, develop...") | ||||