MaximumPaintballSupply

to a few of the people who made Maximum Paintball what it is today.

Kev was still in highschool when he came to us. From day one he was organized and committed to doing his job right, without giving up who he was. For five years he wasn't late and didn't call in sick. He was behind the counter on February 1, the day we were robbed. He took all the brutality of that day and managed to keep a cool head. It was because of his quick thinking that allowed Thom to get the police to the store in 3 minutes. Kevin is a private man and that's why his picture won't be posted here.

Thanks Kev.

Mark and his friends were among some of our first customers. In the beginning, his gun of choice was a Model 98 clocked at 900 fps and at a record breaking weight (exact poundage is still debated today). Year after year Mark came into the store gradually turning into a competitve tournament player. His reputation grew and soon he was known only as 'Pisor'. For a short time he even worked with us at the store... a very short time. In the end, Pisor is enemy to no one, a great paintball player, captain of the semi pro team and part of our family.

Our first real manager. Mike came up with great ideas that we still use today. He was very instrumental in helping Maximum grow into what it is today. We're very proud of him for finishing college and for doing so well.

Drew first came into the store when he was 13 years old. It wasn't long before we claimed him as our own and named him 'sparky'. He played in the Pan Am Young Guns division in 2001 and won the circuit championship that year. Besides being a great paintball player, friend, and employee, Sparky is now overseas making sure we're all safe. He's never far from our thoughts.