Im from a little town called Nashville in Arkansas. I think that this place would do really great, because around here its a pretty big thing around here. This store will be a high mateince place, selling spyder, tippman, and being sponsered by Paintball USA, and Dynasty. It should turn out good, we also are construting a field. We have a woodsball field that people can play on, a tire field, and working on an actual X-Ball field. Just wanted an imput on what you buyers look for in a shop. Is there anything you would like to see in a shop that there isnt rite now? Please give imputs. Greatly thanked.


Austin C.

I get my discount here where i work, but, if I did not and lived near you... I would def. stop in and check out your prices... If I liked the prices and if I would save money by shopping with you and not online (price plus shipping online) I would def. keep doing business with you and would come in anytime I needed air, paint, parts... Make sure your customers are happy... Place a comments box right on the front counter or just ask people if there is things they need that you do not sell. If you get alot of people saying (for example) "I wish you had Nelson Anarchy paint"......... Start selling it... Most of the time everyone always supports they local shops though!

If I am ever down there I will look you up.

yeah, well another thing i need to know is where is a good place to but wholesale? A trusted, well based place with even prices

If you're serious about opening a proshop and having your own field, I suggest looking into getting a dealer's account with a distributor such as Procaps Direct. http://www.procapsdirect.com/

Thanks and ill look into that. Thanks for the help guys

Just voted "Good, maybe shop there"

-Robert

Well see the thing is, there isnt a paintball shop within a 95 mile radius. And all these smaller towns need somewhere to go. Im thinking that instead of going on the internet, they will come here to actually look at the product, maybe test it out, see how it fits them. That would be enough for me to go. You know, if the prices were rite...