As the new reball training has been open for a while just wondering which do you prefer for training Reball or Paintball and why ?
Reball Or Paintball
- Thread starter Milky
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reball - i can play for 5 hours and not get messy and dirty. I dont have to clean shots up off myself, i can play 50 games in 4 hours. i can shoot 8000 balls of reball for less than the price of a case of real paint.
However you also should counter it with real paintball. One shouldn't exist without the other.
However you also should counter it with real paintball. One shouldn't exist without the other.
you cant burst reballs... so, no mess in and around your marker, no need for a squeegee; less fuss! 
-plus it works out cheeper. for both players dont have to keep buyin paint, simply rent the re-balls, and centre owner(no cleaning up!)
Reball,
I dont mind getting dirty, but the turnaround time between drills is much quicker with reballs.
Plus you can practice skills that otherwise would cost too much in paint, for example potting up and shooting.
Just be aware that reballs can pick up foreign objects or dirt and deposit it in your gat. As long as you keep an eye out for it, it should be fine.
I dont mind getting dirty, but the turnaround time between drills is much quicker with reballs.
Plus you can practice skills that otherwise would cost too much in paint, for example potting up and shooting.
Just be aware that reballs can pick up foreign objects or dirt and deposit it in your gat. As long as you keep an eye out for it, it should be fine.
Once the initial expense has been paid out and providing you get a good trade there aren't too many extra outlays.
You've got your rent, rates, elec, maybe gas, insurance (if you bother) wages etc.........
So you need to keep pretty busy
Plus you've got to try and make some money for yourself and pay back any loans you needed in setting up initially.
I've actually looked into this and was (pipe dream)considering setting up a training place at the beginning of this year, but the building I had my eye on was taken and I'm too busy with work (crap job, crap pay etc).
You've got your rent, rates, elec, maybe gas, insurance (if you bother) wages etc.........
So you need to keep pretty busy
Plus you've got to try and make some money for yourself and pay back any loans you needed in setting up initially.
I've actually looked into this and was (pipe dream)considering setting up a training place at the beginning of this year, but the building I had my eye on was taken and I'm too busy with work (crap job, crap pay etc).