Reballs

[Sid Sidgwick]

"LOVE IT ???????? " -

I just hope you don't buy (I mean steal) anything else off me cos I can't afford it...... If it cheap or weird I always see your name at the top lol

Andy/Fredo
LOKI

That pretty much sums me up mate

Anywho surely you have some more stuff to sell (at ridiculously low prices)

 

[Fredo]

That pretty much sums me up mate

Anywho surely you have some more stuff to sell (at ridiculously low prices)

You'll have to wait until the end of next season........... unless

..........you want some kitbags @ sensible prices..??

Sorry, better get this back on subject.......

Andy/Fredo
LOKI

 

[WingNut]

I don't use reballs. I use T-Balls. They come with oil in the package. Just 1 or 2 drops, then a good shake of the container and your set....

Are you actually using branded Reballs made by Reball or are you using just some sort of Reusable ball?


Wingy...

 

[Devrij]

This could be because Rotors suck with reballs, period. They're troublesome with a few loaders (Magnas and Torques for instance), and I guess Rotors are now on that list. Shoulda got a prophecy
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=iCwMCjmfra0

 

[Sid Sidgwick]

lol heres another one: http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=xiHOrGmS08g&feature=related

 

[Mario]

Just wash them if they are genuine reballs. Thats all you have to do. I spent 6 long months looking after 40,000 of them.

Let them dry out when they have been washed in nothing but water. Its best if you have some sort of grill to lay them all out on and for the dirt to wash away properly.

 

[dougie]

Wash them with water onely,do NOT oil or you will prob need more than some new ball detents after a few runs.
Thay can were them down quicker than paintballs i found personally but hey its onely a new set once and a while and thay ain't exactly expensive
specially for just using them in your house.

 

[Leezo]

I do plan on using them more than just in the house but the problem isn't with the rotor. They are genuine reballs and pretty much brand new and been nowhere near any dirt so there defo not dirty. The problem is there catching on the detents and not dropping in to the breech properly so if I'm not to oil them what do i do then?

 

[Mario]

Reballs do wear out detents faster than a mother f*cker. Buy new ones when you need em? They aren't all that expensive...

 

[Leezo]

Well after using them and experimenting I have come up with the best way that works for me. I coat the reballs with baby oil and it works excellent. Any dirt that you pick up cleans off fine when rubbed with a towel and after using them I clean them in water with a bit of washing up liquid and they come out looking like new. I know this goes against whats recommended by Reball but it's the only way it works in my Geo.