> ADCO RIFLE SCOPE SITE,4X15 $13.95 or,
> ADCO IMP RED DOT SITE $18.50
> DO NOT TELL ME NOT TO USE A SIGHT!!


I would suggest option (c)

Bushnel 2.5x32 shotgun scope.  I have tried using other sites, such
as the common 4x15 scopes used on .22 rifles.  These offer too
much magnification, and too small a viewing angle.  x4 is enough
magnification to make your target drop out the bottom of the scope.
15mm is a small enough view to make it difficult to acquire your
target quickly.

The 2.5x32 I have on my marker is large enough to quickly acquire a
target, even at long range.  I have also used it to investigate
potential targets, something like having mild binoculars with you.
The adjustment screws on this scope are just enough - I have the
vertical maxxed out to bring the crosshairs as low as possible.
The shots land on the hairs at about 100 feet.

Avoid any scopes with adjustable magnification.  I have tried
some very expensive adjustable scopes and find that they have
an optical quality that restricts your eye's position to a very
small area.  Too close or too far, and the image almost instantly
blurrs.  An inch to the side and the view goes black.  While this
is good for a deer hunter, you can't imagine worse for a paintball
game.  That scope was $80 and went back the next day.

The Bushnell was $40.  If you have an accurate gun and like to
occasionally take a slow aimed shot at an exposed hopper (or
barrel.... :)  then grab one of these.  IMHO anything less precision
will be quickly eclipsed by your own developing skills.  A little
practice will find your use of a red-dot a waste of your skills.