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22 October 2026
| N 06:41 | Jeff Perlmutter diffhist +33 Admin talk contribs (Created redirect from Jeff Perlmutter to the existing Jeffrey Perlmutter biography.) | ||||
20 October 2026
| N 11:01 | Nel-Spot 007 diffhist +10,677 Admin talk contribs (Created Nel-Spot 007 article covering its development by Daisy for Nelson Paint Company, original forestry and agricultural applications, use in the first organised paintball game on 27 June 1981, technical specifications, National Survival Game distribution, aftermarket modifications and influence on Nelson-style pump markers.) | ||||
| N 04:20 | Crosman diffhist +9,081 Admin talk contribs (Created Crosman manufacturer article covering the 3357 Spotmarker revolver, its 1985–1991 production history, the 1992 acquisition of Benjamin Sheridan and the development of Game Face Paintball. Included both VintageRex entries and original Crosman documentation, distinguishing the unverified Spotmarker Rifle listing.) | ||||
19 October 2026
| 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 15:13 | Paintball marker diffhist +10,492 Admin talk contribs (Created page with " A '''paintball marker''', also called a '''paintball gun''' or '''paintgun''', is a device used in paintball to propel paint-filled projectiles using compressed gas or another energy source. Paintball markers are manufactured in several configurations, including manually operated pump-action models, mechanical semiautomatic markers and electronically controlled systems.[1] Modern markers are used in recreational paintball, woodsball, speedball, scenario p...") | ||||
| 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...") | ||||
16 October 2026
| N 09:27 | Autococker diffhist +28,271 Admin talk contribs (Created page with "'''Autococker''' (also styled '''AutoCocker''' or '''Auto Cocker''') is a family of closed-bolt, semiautomatic paintball markers originally developed by Bud Orr and manufactured by Worr Game Products (WGP). Derived from the WGP Sniper pump-action marker, the Autococker uses a pneumatic mechanism to automatically recock its firing system after each shot.[1][2] Introduced around 1990, the Autococker became one of the most influential tournament paintball marke...") | ||||
| N 09:25 | Palmer's Pursuit Shop diffhist +23,849 Admin talk contribs (Created page with "'''Palmer's Pursuit Shop''' ('''PPS'''), also styled '''Palmers Pursuit Shop''', is an American specialist manufacturer and custom workshop for paintball markers, pneumatic components and pressure regulators. Established by Glenn Palmer in 1988 in Sacramento, California, the company became known for its hand-built brass paintball markers, early gravity-fed semiautomatic technology and precision airsmithing.[1][2] Its principal products include the '''Hurricane''', '...") | ||||