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Step 1
Recruit people who play paintball and possess the minimum equipment of a mask and a paintball gun. If you don't know enough people, go to your local paintball store and ask the owner if you can post a sign-up list. Make slots for names and phone numbers, putting your own information in the first slot as an example.
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Step 2
Find a place to play. Ask about both official and unofficial - but not illegal - locations at your local paintball store (see "How to Find a Paintball Field"). If you know someone with open land, that's a good option, as long as you treat the land with respect.
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Step 3
Buy paintballs and CO2. Buy extra stuff and sell it to people who forget or run out. Remind everyone to fill their CO2 tanks before the game.
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Step 4
Get a chronograph. If you don't have one, or access to one, you can rent one from a paintball store (see "How to Calibrate a Paintball Gun").
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Step 5
Set a day. Pick a date far in advance so people can plan ahead, and then call people the night before to remind them.
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Step 6
Play paintball. Play fair and safe and everyone will have fun.
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Step 7
Discuss the day's problems and work on some solutions for the next game. Set a date for the return engagement.
