What do you consider "old school'?

[irishwarrior]

I consider myself "old school" even though I've only been alive since the 90's and have only been playing for the last 3 years. The reason is I have that old school mentality (honor, integrity, etc...) and don't bonus-ball people, act "agg" or do any of that other BS. I know I may be crazy, but, I actually help nubes instead of turning them away from our sport. That also comes from my dad who is "Older School" (over 40 and played when it was just starting) and taught me that style of play through example.

[Muddytaco]

Old school to me for paintball is anything that came out before the pre-electro guns, back when cockers and mags ruled the field. It was also a much better era to play paintball in, I had way more fun back then.

[STRIKEFIRST]

My Taso Vindicator pump...that was old school...2nd new gun that I had ever bought for myself....first was my PMI Traccer Pump (ACI Maverick Pump)

[adriann222]

Old School- I agree with Muddy Taco. Any marker that came out before the electro boom of the late 90's.

That's right feed cockers, tippman prolites, all pumps, and mech spyders (2 in 1)

Also anything that comes in a splash finish (definately old school)

[Master Tech]

Originally Posted by irishwarrior

I consider myself "old school" even though I've only been alive since the 90's and have only been playing for the last 3 years. The reason is I have that old school mentality (honor, integrity, etc...) and don't bonus-ball people, act "agg" or do any of that other BS. I know I may be crazy, but, I actually help nubes instead of turning them away from our sport. That also comes from my dad who is "Older School" (over 40 and played when it was just starting) and taught me that style of play through example.

I can be your Dad, but in the manner in which you learned to play and honor the game.

Also in age...