Contour GPS Paintball Mask Mount

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Played at Ion in 2016, I realized that a camera mount that stuck out from my head like a telephone pole was not ideal. I needed something that would protect my camera from paintball hits while keeping it discreet. Some advice for capturing video: gun cams can be fun for that one awesome shot, but they often spend too much time recording the ground in scenario games. To capture more exciting footage, try placing your camera on the opposite side of your shooting hand. This way, you'll record some of the insane stunts others pull off or get a great blooper clip. To achieve good video quality, place the camera on the opposite side of your shooting hand. If not, you'll end up with hours of footage showing only the back of your gun. Most people sight down the barrel when they shoot, making it essential to position the camera correctly. You'll need two holes drilled into your mask for this setup, and both sides are compatible. The M3 nut traps on the design make it easy to assemble. To prevent the M3 screws from pulling through softer materials like plastic, I added a washer/grommet to the back of the mask. Simply thread the screw through the washer, then the hole in the mask, and finally into the camera mount. Don't worry if your camera isn't perfectly aligned with your eyes; positioning it at the jawline or top of your ear won't make a significant difference. Important safety note: DO NOT DRILL ANY PART OF THE LENS. This is crucial to avoid violating the NPPL's safety rules and ensure you can play on any field without issues. Parts needed: * 3 M3 nuts * 2 M3x10mm socket cap screws * 1 M3x25 screw If you encounter any problems, feel free to reach out.