Paintball facility owner aims to foster interest in sport
Reno Kahee looks for a clean shot while teammate Reese Alcock takes aim in the background.
A paint-covered mask at Montana Action Paintball stands as a reminder of what can happen when a player has slow reflexes.
Kian Saadi pops his head up to take a shot during a match at Montana Action Paintball.
Charles “Flint” Campbell seeks safety behind an empty barrel as he launches his shots at the enemy. (Jeremy Weber/Daily Inter Lake)
Montana Action Paintball owner Nicholas Lynn miraculously avoids three paintballs while returning fire at his foes. (Jeremy Weber photos/Daily Inter Lake)
Paintballs splatter around Brandon “Keoki” Kahee as he looks for an open shot.
John Cutshall uses a piece of plywood for cover as he looks to line up a shot. (Jeremy Weber/Daily Inter Lake)
Montana Action Paintball owner Nicholas Lynn launches a shot at his foes from behind a stack of barrels. (Jeremy Weber/Daily Inter Lake)
With protective armor and masks they take to a muddy, fog-covered field of battle riddled with the fluorescent signs of previous combat.
Stacks of rotting tires and rusting oil drums are situated to the left, while the burned out remnants of a horse trailer and a helicopter are to the right...
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