Best paint
- Thread starter Rozza
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Xball is good
recently i have been using tomahawk of all standards, all of it is great and doesnt break in the barrel at all, breaks well on the player too.
The tomahawk finest is a great ball.
recently i have been using tomahawk of all standards, all of it is great and doesnt break in the barrel at all, breaks well on the player too.
The tomahawk finest is a great ball.
www.warpedsports.co.uk wll be able to give you details on where u can get ure mits on some tomahawk.
Hi Rozza draxxus Blaze paintballs are really good m8 i only had about 12 balls breaks out of 10 boxes (2000) !!!! 
how do i spell it, hang on its on my sig
Chronic anyday
and Tomahawk (only used it once playing rec ball, it was the Field paint)
both never broken in barrel
p.s. or re balls
Chronic anyday
and Tomahawk (only used it once playing rec ball, it was the Field paint)
both never broken in barrel
p.s. or re balls
No team can truely answer that as we are all locked in with different suppliers and would never recomend an alternative in case we lost favour with them.
We are an X-ball team and can not fault it with not a single break from the 16 cases we used on Sunday.
Each manufacturer will occasionally send out a 'less good' batch and that is life, they will also ship different shell's to suit the temperature in the locality.
For instance, we used X-ball bronze (The Gold and Silver is too brittle for this weather) with the blue winter shell, we did get a couple of cases of normal shell mixed in and had no problems with those as we looked after our paint.
The simple answer is, get the best deal you can, from the most convenient supplier to you (attends the events you play), oh, you would be a fool not to go for X-ball
speak to Jon at www.atmospherepaintball.co.uk
Must change my sig with the new logo to
We are an X-ball team and can not fault it with not a single break from the 16 cases we used on Sunday.
Each manufacturer will occasionally send out a 'less good' batch and that is life, they will also ship different shell's to suit the temperature in the locality.
For instance, we used X-ball bronze (The Gold and Silver is too brittle for this weather) with the blue winter shell, we did get a couple of cases of normal shell mixed in and had no problems with those as we looked after our paint.
The simple answer is, get the best deal you can, from the most convenient supplier to you (attends the events you play), oh, you would be a fool not to go for X-ball
speak to Jon at www.atmospherepaintball.co.uk
Must change my sig with the new logo to