well, to some of the younger guys, this may not matter but, back in "the day" (early 90's and mid 90's) you try to avoid being shot by proball. proball was a great flying paint.. perfectly round and marker great.. when it was not leaving exit wounds...we (my team) used this paint alot because we always got a great deal with it.. like i said, it flew great and marked well when you ahd the stars aligned just right and the thing broke on your opponent..we lost many games because of the failure to break.. i actually remember numerous times seeing it bounce off wooden bunkers and hoppers...then we finally got sponsored by rp schere and got the paint free for tourneys and cases for practice.. the old marbellizer was great and broke on impact.. the absolute worst though, now that i am thinking about it, was california magnum.. now i am really showing my age.. magnum, when left to sit for more tham a few months would turn to either jelly or rocks.. i had more than a few exit wounds from magnum.. oh, the good old days lol 
