RIP Earon Carter

[iamthelazerviking]

Just read this morning that a legend has left us.

[shooter311]

R.I.P. The man is a legend in Paintball.

[Ecapnation]

Beat me too it ...

I don't own this (it's my friends and he's not a member but it's at my house and very relevant.)

RIP to a legend.

[superman]

I wondered where that one was hiding. Cool piece for sure.

[Ecapnation]

My friends collection.... But my safe. Lol

[scottieb]

Oh no! What an icon, and what a loss.

[$L!mBo]

RIP

https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL...RKbwdAKUbGyY6s

[superman]

Rest in Peace Earon
I was able to pick this up from Earon awhile back through a mutual friend. He truly was one of paintball's legends and will be missed for sure.

[Nish]

RIP. Tis a sad day.

[DocsMachine]

Never had a chance to meet him, but his work inspired me significantly, when I was just starting out.

Godspeed, sir.

Doc.

[buzzinhi]

Prayers for friends an family.. he was an icon and legend to this sport.

[Bow]

Rest in peace, my dude.

I got to meet him 2 or 3 times a few years ago and help him move some of his collection that was collecting dust. His shop was a treat to check out and i got to see some cool projects and legendary markers. Like one of the old Dave Youngblood markers carter made for him. Ill have to look for the picture because i think its on my old phone.

[Loophole]

RIP. We lost a true legend of the sport today.

[BOOSH]

I worked for Earon for a little over 2 years at the Fullerton shop. I learned a lot from Earon about machining but even more about how to truly live. Lots of things our group did once or twice that I never did again and even if it wasn't enjoyable or it was a little scary at the time I always think back with a smile and a chuckle now. He was a larger than life guy and his stories were epic (real things that he did, none of it made up) I count myself lucky to have known him and called him a friend.

[bouford]

rest in paradise unko earon

[keeptrying56]

RIP. A true legend

[SETHZILLA!]

We're at the age now, where the icons and legends are slowly leaving us. Truly, epic looking guns came out of his shop. Thanks Mr.Carter for all you did for this community. Your guns will be cherished by those that own them even more now.

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