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where to get cheap but GOOD paintballs?

Dskize

I Would
Dec 6, 2004
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Duntryin
both of which are distinctly overpriced unless you have sponsership deals or in the know . try London paintball supplies
and ask about deals
 

Simon Malone

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Nov 30, 2001
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Originally posted by jackal_jamie
hey guys and girls, where is the best place to get good quality paint but at a good price? post up your ideas!
Hi Jamie,

Where are you based? If I can be of any help feel free to drop me an email (simon@justpaintball.co.uk) or give me a call in the shop :)

Simon
 

KitsuneAndy

Platinum Member
Originally posted by Dskize
both of which are distinctly overpriced unless you have sponsership deals or in the know . try London paintball supplies
and ask about deals
Yeah, I'd go with LPS, they're cheap, helpful and if you tell them what you want the balls for (rec, walk ons, tourney, whatever) they'll actually give you honest advice as to which one's would be best and not just try and sell you the most expensive ones :)
 

James@Kartelprime

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Without wanting to be Devil advocate u often only get what you pay for.

And ure paint can be the deciding factor in who wins and losses.

But like everyone has already said it depends what you want them for, if its just for training, shooting in your back garden quality aint really too much of an issue but when it comes to playin you wanna get the best you can get - this is more often to do with the way paintballs are stored as opposed to the cost of the ball. A £25 box of paint stored in the right conditions will shoot alot better then a £35 box of paint that has been stored in the boot of a car, in a uncontrolled enviroment etc

That said the more expensive the ball the more work is put into ensure its roundness and consistency so it tends to be the better choice but like i said just how its stored makes a huge difference.

Just summat for you to think about.
 
Originally posted by Genetik_emc
Without wanting to be Devil advocate u often only get what you pay for.

And ure paint can be the deciding factor in who wins and losses.

But like everyone has already said it depends what you want them for, if its just for training, shooting in your back garden quality aint really too much of an issue but when it comes to playin you wanna get the best you can get - this is more often to do with the way paintballs are stored as opposed to the cost of the ball. A £25 box of paint stored in the right conditions will shoot alot better then a £35 box of paint that has been stored in the boot of a car, in a uncontrolled enviroment etc

That said the more expensive the ball the more work is put into ensure its roundness and consistency so it tends to be the better choice but like i said just how its stored makes a huge difference.

Just summat for you to think about.
Totally agree. If yo buy paint make sure you store it properly.
We spend tons of money to ensure our paint is stored in the best possible conditions. We also have an insurance on the paint should the paint be exposed to either too cold or too warm conditions.

Had one guy complaining that his paint was not going well. He left it in his garage for three weeks in November on a concrete floor. Nice one Einstein!