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22 October 2026
| N 04:42 | Splatmaster diffhist +26 Admin talk contribs (Redirected page to SplatMaster) | ||||
| N 04:12 | Sheridan diffhist +10,317 Admin talk contribs (Created article on Sheridan, documenting its early paintball marker development, PMI partnership, PGP and VM-68 models, technical influence and acquisition by Crosman.) | ||||
21 October 2026
20 October 2026
| N 10:33 | Nelson Paint Company diffhist +1,920 Wikipaintballbot talk contribs (Create sourced manufacturer stub with marker table; AI-generated, awaiting independent review) | ||||
19 October 2026
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N 18:51 | Airgun Designs 2 changes hist +13,985 [Admin (2×)] | |||
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18:51 (cur | prev) +5,126 Admin talk contribs (Updated existing Airgun Designs article with Panther prototype history, all seven VintageRex marker entries, early CO2 and feeding equipment, and clarified continued AGD operations after 2005. Added manufacturer and technical references.) | ||||
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15:05 (cur | prev) +8,859 Admin talk contribs (Created page with " '''Airgun Designs''' ('''AGD''') is an American paintball equipment manufacturer established by Tom Kaye during the late 1980s. The company is best known for developing the Automag, a semiautomatic paintball marker introduced in 1990 that became one of the principal tournament markers of the 1990s.[1][2] Airgun Designs also developed compressed-air systems, electronic markers, loaders and other equipment. Its products included the Automag RT, E-Mag, X-M...") | |||
| N 18:03 | Magazine-fed paintball diffhist +11,286 Admin talk contribs (Created page with " '''Magazine-fed paintball''', commonly abbreviated to '''magfed''', is a form of paintball in which players use markers supplied with ammunition through magazines rather than conventional gravity-fed or electronic loaders. Magfed markers typically use detachable, spring-loaded magazines containing a relatively small number of paintballs.[1] The format is particularly associated with woodsball, scenario paintball and military simulation (milsim), although ma...") | ||||
| N 16:07 | WGP Sniper diffhist +7,928 Admin talk contribs (Created page with " The '''WGP Sniper''' is a family of pump-action paintball markers developed by Bud Orr and manufactured by Worr Game Products (WGP) in California, United States. First developed around 1986–1987, the Sniper became one of the early purpose-built, aluminium-bodied tournament paintball markers.[1][2] The Sniper is particularly significant as the mechanical foundation of the Autococker, a semiautomatic marker developed by adding a pneumatic recocking syst...") | ||||
| 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...") | ||||
| N 15:20 | Tippmann diffhist +10,444 Admin talk contribs (Created page with " '''Tippmann''' is an American paintball equipment brand established in 1986 by Dennis Tippmann Sr. in Fort Wayne, Indiana. Originally operating as '''Tippmann Pneumatics''', the company became a major manufacturer of mechanical paintball markers and accessories, particularly for recreational paintball, woodsball and commercial rental fields.[1][2] Its best-known products include the SMG-60, 68 Special, Pro-Lite, Model 98, 98 Custom and A-5. Tippmann als...") | ||||
| N 15:17 | Pump paintball diffhist +9,540 Admin talk contribs (Created page with " '''Pump paintball''' is a form of paintball in which participants use manually operated pump-action paintball markers. Unlike semiautomatic and electronically controlled markers, pump-action markers require the player to operate a mechanical pumping mechanism between shots. Pump paintball is closely associated with the sport's origins in the early 1980s and remains an established recreational and competitive format. Variations include traditional stock-class pa...") | ||||
| N 15:11 | National Survival Game diffhist +7,661 Admin talk contribs (Created page with " '''National Survival Game''' ('''NSG'''), formally '''National Survival Game, Inc.''', was an American paintball company established in 1981 by Bob Gurnsey, Charles Gaines and Hayes Noel. It was responsible for the early commercial development of paintball, originally marketed as the ''Survival Game''.[1] Based in New Hampshire, NSG sold equipment packages, established a network of licensed playing fields and organised early national paintball tournamen...") | ||||
| N 15:07 | Automag diffhist +11,624 Admin talk contribs (Created page with " The '''Automag''' (also styled '''AutoMag''') is a family of semiautomatic paintball markers designed by Tom Kaye and manufactured by Airgun Designs (AGD) in the United States. Introduced in 1990, the Automag became one of the principal tournament paintball markers of the 1990s, competing particularly with the Autococker manufactured by Worr Game Products.[1][2] The Automag uses a mechanically operated blow-forward system incorporating an integrated...") | ||||
| N 07:04 | History of paintball diffhist +12,451 Admin talk contribs (Created page with " The '''history of paintball''' began with the first recorded organised game in the United States on 27 June 1981. Originally known as the ''Survival Game'', paintball developed from a woodland recreational activity into an international sport incorporating commercial playing fields, amateur and professional tournaments, scenario games and multiple competitive formats.[1][2] Its development has been shaped by advances in paintball marker technology, the establis...") | ||||
| N 06:51 | Woodsball diffhist +5,265 Admin talk contribs (Created page with " '''Woodsball''' is a format of paintball played on natural terrain, particularly woodland, using trees, vegetation, rocks and other landscape features for cover. It is closely associated with the origins of paintball and remains a common format for recreational games, organised scenarios and some competitive events.[1] Unlike speedball, which generally uses compact fields with artificial bunkers, woodsball is played on larger, often irregularly shaped fields. G...") | ||||
| N 06:31 | Worr Game Products diffhist +6,946 Admin talk contribs (Created page with " '''Worr Game Products''' ('''WGP''') is an American paintball equipment brand originally established by Bud Orr in approximately 1987. The company became best known for manufacturing the WGP Sniper pump-action marker and the Autococker, a mechanically operated semiautomatic marker widely used in professional tournament paintball during the 1990s and early 2000s.[1][2] Based in Southern California, WGP developed a range of tournament markers, replacement par...") | ||||
| N 06:16 | Speedball diffhist +6,106 Admin talk contribs (Created page with " '''Speedball''' is a format of paintball played on relatively compact, open fields using artificial obstacles known as bunkers. It is widely associated with competitive tournament paintball, particularly modern five-player X-Ball and other professional and amateur formats. Unlike woodsball, which uses natural terrain and vegetation, speedball fields are designed to encourage rapid movement, direct engagement and spectator visibility. Modern tournament field...") | ||||
| N 05:25 | Scenario paintball diffhist +12,981 Admin talk contribs (Created page with "'''Scenario paintball''' is a form of paintball in which participants compete through a series of missions and objectives organised around a fictional or historical setting. Unlike conventional elimination-based games, scenario paintball typically involves a continuing storyline, organised factions, specialist player roles and objectives that contribute towards an overall result. Scenario games may last several hours, an entire day or multiple days. Larger events ca...") | ||||