[ecart96]

hi guys im posting this for some parents that are interested in startinga feild and thanks to pbnation and some other sites we were able to put together a ruff price but we couldnt find any sites that sold paintball specific netting can anyone help me find were to get it.

[TargetIndy]

http://kpropaintballnetting.com/

I've owned three different brands of netting and feel theirs is the best.

[Z@Moneypaintball (Banned)]

Shoot me a PM, we carry a varity of brands of net.

Kpro is an excellent net source as they offer (just like us) net that is classified as "Demolition Curtain/Netting". Bad (stopper) net is classified as "Shade Netting". Rule of thumb, never go with shade netting.

[htgrlz4me]

PMI makes a decent netting, so dose Mighty Paintball. Stay away from BALL STOPPER NETTING it's junk.

[sxeballer]

archonpaintball.com specialize in netting

[DMKilLaH]

stopper netting 417 869-4263 talk to matt or steve

[omen89]

pm ffry i think the colosseum has some left over

[SlartyBartFast]

Originally Posted by Z@Moneypaintball

... net that is classified as "Demolition Curtain/Netting"...

Check out Moneypaintball's prices certainly, but a web search for "Demolition Curtain/Netting" will turn up hundreds of suppliers, distributers, and manufacturers for the construction industry.

Might be someone local to you. Same thing, cheaper price (not marketed/marked-up for paintball), lower/no shipping.

Cheaper shade netting can be useful. Not in the direct line of fire, but anywhere to stop indirect fire or wind blown shots.

[Peter S Frentzen]

Make sure that the netting will pass the insurance requirement testing. Recently I checked out some new netting for our location and although it appearred to be pretty nice from the start, about 20 games later it had holes blasted through it. I then ran my own test of it making sure that the marker was chronoed in correctly and had the same result, numerous hits in the same area ripped right through. It makes no sense whatsoever to save a few bucks up front when you will only find yourself replacing it in a short period of time.
Good Luck
Pete Frentzen
PA Bombers
D2, NPPL

[SlartyBartFast]

Originally Posted by Peter S Frentzen

It makes no sense whatsoever to save a few bucks up front when you will only find yourself replacing it in a short period of time.

Couldn't agree more. What are the insurance requirements?

Anyways, every vendor of netting will send you a sample you can test.

The places I can see it worth while saving money is anywhere you're netting a ceiling over a staging area or other places where indirect shots are not possible and all you're trying to do is stop strays.

10' of good net, topped with slopped shade netting will be able to prevent any strays from getting into a staging area for example.

The 10' of good stuff has to be able to stop direct point blank shots.

The angled cheap stuff will only ever be subject to falling balls or angled shots fom a good distance.

[Peter S Frentzen]

Check my response on the insurance requirements on another thread. If you do not find it, let me know, be happy to send it again.
Pete Frentzen
Community Insurance Manager

[TargetIndy]

If you're using the netting outside, make sure it is resistant to UV rays. I've seen some cheaper netting out there that loses its strength when left out in the elements.

[SlartyBartFast]

Originally Posted by Peter S Frentzen

Check my response on the insurance requirements on another thread. If you do not find it, let me know, be happy to send it again.
Pete Frentzen
Community Insurance Manager

http://www.pbnation.com/showthread.p...8#post20310098

Thanks