Paintballs and Stuff

[Husky1130]

With my being a newbie. I was wondering what kind of paintballs I should use. What I want is a sturdy ball that won't rip and at the same time easy to break. Also staying within a decent price. If you have any suggestions I would appreciate it.


Thank You
Justin Ishmael

 

[SpectorX]

Well, are you playing on a field that only allows you to use their paint? If you are, then your out of luck, but if not, i guess Proball is pretty nice Diablo is good also.

 

[davidotrot]

Recently I've been using the RPS slam balls. They've been pretty good so far (ie; haven't been able to find one unbroken where I play yet, decent splatter). I spent $50 on a case.

 

[KillerOnion]

For that range of price, I would recommend Severe, Powerball, Point Blank, RP Slam, Draxxus Blaze, Zap Performance Plus, and Nelson Anarchy. What barrel are you using?

 

[limitdliability]

what kind of barrel are u using? what is the bore size? be sure to find a good barrel/ball match otherwise it wont matter how much u spend on balls, if they are too big/small you will have bad accuracy or chopping. good luck

 

[Audguy]

Has anyone played with the JT Maxims? One of my friends kept going on and on and on about "how accurate they were and how far they shot" and stuff.

 

[limitdliability]

i have heard they are good as well(out of .686 bore barrels that is). many say that the seamless shell helps with less air turbulance and spining off. not sure how much a seamless shell would help that, but thats what ive heard, i havnt had any really experience with firing them. wish i could help ya more

 

[Cyberbob13]

Stay away from Brass Eagle paintballs. They are the worst that I have seen. I'm still trying to get rid of all of mine...

 

[Philip]

Well after sunday i would have to say use Zap Chronic

Anyone else with me?

-Philip

 

[Liz]

Still love Diablo Blaze. Goes through anything from a site Spider or Piranha to tourney level Impulse or Angel very happily with minimal breaks in the gun & maximum on your target. What more could you want from your paint?