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Period of
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| Less than a month | 2 of 2 people found this review helpful.
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Paintball
Experience: |
More than 5 years |
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Similar
Products Used: |
DraXxus Blaze, Diablo Crucifire, 32 degrees winter formula, PMI polar Ice |
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| Marker Setup: |
2005 Tippmann A-5, 14" J&J Full Tilt ceramic, ShokTech Supafly front bolt (black delrin), Lapco universal mount, CP on/off, 3A 91/4500 carbon fiber wrapped, high pressure reg tank, Nitro Duck gauge (on HPA tank). |
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Recommended
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Any barrel that fits, my J&J worked well with these balls and its .688 so anything same size or a little bigger would work but not smaller or too much bigger. |
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| Strengths: |
Not oily, round, not too many dimples |
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| Weaknesses: |
Seams not very straight, but nothing is perfect, paint is a little thin |
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| Review: |
I used this paint during a full day of play and not a single one broke. I usually use Diablo and Draxxus because of the good prices and great quality, and these were no exception. They flew fairly accurate for a round liquid filled geletin ball, and broke on target well. The paint was too thin and too easy to wipe, but thankfully the people I play with are honest and trustworthy, and dont cheat. They are also my friends, and know if they wipe I'll pound the snot out of them. Anyway they are better than Blaze paint, which is oily and inaccurate, I didnt like it but they were just as good as the crucifire, just it needs thicker paint. |
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| Conclusion: |
Its a good paint for the money and I will use it again, and I would recomend it to any player who needs a good paint but doesnt want to drop a lot of money on marballizers or expensive paint like that. |
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