British manufacturer of the LV-1, Geo, ETek5 and Etha Endures Massive Marker and Equipment Theft According to top high-performance paintball gun manufacturer Planet Eclipse, over 100 of their markers were recently stolen while at port in the United Kingdom, along with other assorted products from the Eclipse line. Markers stolen include various color Geo 3.5 markers, an LV-1 marker, numerous Etha markers and several of their recently-released, extremely popular ETek5 markers. Assorted product also stolen includes everything from knee pads, elbow pads, pants and jerseys to t-shirts, sweatshirts, hats, beanies and even grease and oil.

Top teams using Planet Eclipse markers and other products include 2014 PSP and Millennium Series professional division champions Edmonton Impact, along with several other professional teams including legendary team Dynasty, San Antonio X-Factor, Upton 187 Crew and Chicago Aftershock. Reshebnik sbornik zadach po obschej fizike barkov. Eclipse has published the list of stolen marker serial numbers and marker descriptions on their website and made it clear that each marker is now recorded in their database as stolen, and police incident numbers and contact information are also available. For more information visit.

Bragg ran G-Force paintball out of St. Louis and has been a paintgun collector for a long time. In a few emails I have exchanged with Mark in the last couple months he pointed out that most WGP serials numbers from probably 1990 until 2000 are stamped with an exaggerated serif style number script. Aug 20, 2010 - Should be inside the gun under the firing chamber. Certain areas in the world require serial numbers on the outside of the marker for. Check with your local paintball store to clarify the rules pertaining to your exact country.