Tomahawk paintballs.....opinions please

[outkastmike]

Looking at picking up a couple of boxes of either Tomahawk Competition or Tomahawk Finest but i have never tried it or know anybody who has of late,does anybody have any experience shooting either type of ball.

All i know is it's a British made ball and it's well priced compared to rival brands.

 

[Mike_Evans@Warped]

Last time we had Tomahawk it was coming from Italy, Romania and India as far as i knew, def not the UK.

On the whole the comp and finest was a decent ball. Shot nice and straight and was consistent over the chrono. My main issue was with it either being too hard or too brittle and you never knew what the next batch was going to be like. Sometimes it was great others it was ok next thing it was soup dripping from the end of your barrel.

My advice, try before you buy or just buy Stirling Mace. The Mace is consistently awesome!

 

[outkastmike]

Cheers....Dont know i thought it was a British made ball,think i got it mixed up with Stirling ............... brain back in gear :tsk:

 

[Fisz]

There's a company in UK that makes very good paintballs available in multiple grades and suitable for playing all year long as it's the only paintball available in summer, winter and spring/autumn formulation. This paint is made in the town of Aldershot by Arrow Precision and is called STERLING, like the famous pump guns, not like the city in Scotland.