Reballs

[bubbadude10]

Im looking to buy some reballs of ebay or somewhere for about 15 bucks for 100 balls and I just want pretty much any info anybody has about Reballs. One thing im not sure about is when the sellers say that you shouldnt shoot them over 240 fps. Has anybody tried around 280 fps, I have heard that overtime the high velocity has warped the balls but idk. Any info would be great. thanks

[banderson]

Well first things first. Use regular text, we can all read just fine and big text hurts my eyes. The main reasons for shooting them at lower speeds is because they don't fly like paintballs do. Lower speeds work great. You don't want to shoot them at the usual 300 because they can break masks and hoppers, and they can break your friends. I have lost acouple hoppers to reballs.

http://www.pbreview.com/products/cat/208/

Read the reviews for more info if you want. I like playing with reballs, though I hate when they start to degrade and leave stuff in your gun.

[METALLICAT]

Also, i cant imagine what they would do to your marker if you chopped on one of them. Ive got 80 of them, and its a good thing i didnt use them on my Mr3 when i got it, becuase after about 5 shots BAM CHOP! (due to low air)

[AmbushOrigin]

a gun wont actually chop reballs in half. theyll squish in a little and the bolt will return.

as for lower velocity, they are heavier then paintballs and are a rubber and foam mixture, which since they dont break on impact, they have more inertia at time of impact. which results in the low velocity range. Ive ruined 4 pillows and 2 blankets so far :( an thats shooting around 260ish. imma have to drop my guns to 230 and see if it changes anything.