I'm looking for some pumpers in mid tn, but havent found many in this area.
actually the only one i know of is at MTP but i havent seen him in a few months
I've been pumping for about 6 years off an on i finally upgraded to a phantom 3 months ago(used heavelymodified SL I and SL II for the past 6 years) I've had a hard time getting any of the group i play with now to crank out their old pumps anymore.

Just curious if there is anymore in this area and if they wouldnt mind adding another to their gameday call list.
PM me if you are up for it.

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Team Tetanus

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education time : if you are looking to grow the pump culture in your area, take that trusty marker, go play open class with the masses and issue a bit of education. After the proper amount of instruction, magically a few will follow.
It takes some patience, but it works.

You can speed this up by maybe loaning out those old SL68s to let some new friends experience pump-play.

Once you get enough - put together a small group of pump ballers and run challenge days - pumps vs semis. give the semis a few extra players just to make things fair. and then the local pump thing should start to take off; especially with the guys who grow tired of the uber-Gat expense.


Warning: some commercial field owners may not like this - cause pump = less paint sales (per player) But someone should do a profit analysis on a bag of Hellfire for $15-$18 vs a case of Heat for $45-$50... pump ballers do like good paint. What is cool about pump players playing commercial fields is they can afford to play real regularly - thus attracting more players : which has to be good for any business.