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Press Release

New Paintball Magazine

Debuting in July, a new paintball magazine dedicated to the serious player and the cutting edge - P8NT : Paintball Magazine. P8NT is a full color, monthly magazine featuring complete tournament coverage, event previews, team profiles, rankings, product reviews and previews, news, in-depth interviews, and more photos than you can possibly imagine.

Published by players still active in the scene, P8NT is designed to serve as both an essential resource for players and an attractive vehicle for the industry to present itself to the outside world. Here paintball is viewed not as a fringe activity, but as a rapidly growing extreme sport, with every bit of potential for wide appeal as snowboarding, skateboarding, and other extreme sports.

Interested players can register to receive the first issue free at WWW.P8NT.COM
Information on advertising rates, bulk orders, and subscriptions can also be found at the web site, or by contacting P8NT at :

P8NT Magazine
911 Basswood Circle
Bloomington, IN 47403

Phone : (812) 330 - 9331
Fax: (812) 330 - 1203
email : editor@p8nt.com
            orders@p8nt.com
            adsales@p8nt.com

Christopher Hass
editor / publisher p8nt magazine

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