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flyingballs Monday, September 23rd, 2002 Period of Product Use: Less than a month 4 of 5 people found this review helpful. Paintball Experience: More than 5 years Similar Products Used: Diablo (usually) Also, most others at one point in time. Marker Setup: Matrix Aardvark Bolt Kit PBC Reg Recommended Barrels: Your hands. Strengths: I guess the fill was bright. It was green and easy to see. Weaknesses: This was the paint at a tournament my team was recently at. The paint was varying in size from about .679 to .691, the shells were varying in thickness (from breaking dropping from less than 2 feet off the ground, to not breaking if thrown at a tree), and it had large bumps. We were unable to match the paint to any freak insert even remotely consistently, so we had to use the largest barrels we had just to try and eliminate barrel breaks. A few games, the paint would break in the barrel about every 5 shots. It was completely rediculous and unacceptable. They had just recieved the paint, kept it inside, and it was personally guaranteed by Bud Orr. Everyone at the tournament was constantly cleaning their barrels and guns. It was rediculous. Conclusion: I would not shoot paint like what we had for free, it ruined the whole day, and what would have been a fun tournament. Why can't I rate this product a zero? Rating: 1 out of 10 I found this review   3 Comments - Add Comment

Gil Sunday, June 29th, 2003 Period of Product Use: 3 months 2 of 2 people found this review helpful. Paintball Experience: 4 years Similar Products Used: Diablo Midnights, Nelson Nel-Splat, Anarchy, All-Star PMI Super Swirl, Marblizer, PMI Premiums and Big Ball Marker Setup: Spyder Flash LCD, Smart Parts Old school Stainless barrel, 68ci/4500psi PBN2 Nitro. Recommended Barrels: Pretty much anything Smart Parts. Strengths: Thick, bright colored paint, Good splat pattern, Flies straight. Weaknesses: Shell Hardeness??? Review: After seeing that my usuall paint was out of stock I looked through the other kinds of paint and seeing some paint from worr I checked the reviews on it and noticed that the reviews were mixed, so I ordered a case (hell it was 43 bux so it wouldn't have been a loss if it did suck). Wanting to try it out before league night I headed out back and did some tests. First off I inspected the shells. There were no ball breaks in shipment, and the seam is slightly noticable. Second test "The drop test." In this I dropped the balls from 18 inches to 6 feet, trying to get a good feel of the type of paint i was shooting. Most paint broke from a drop of no greater than 5 feet. There were a few that bounced even from 6 feet. Finally the shooting test. So I loaded up my revy and started shooting. The first thing you'll notice is how thick the paint is, making it quite hard to make old hits. My gun is crony'd at 290fps and I had no bounces from any resonable distance. This stuff shoots nice and straight with really no hook. Also after going through more than 4 cases I have only chopped a handful of balls. Conclusion: Well the low down is if you have a decent gun with a low pressure chamber and a decent barrel there should be no problem with this paint. Its cheap paint and shoots nice. No ball breaks after going through over 8000 balls says something. And to those guys that say you'd be better off throwing this paint than shooting it. Get a decent gun!!! I use this paint for League and Tournys and I have had no problem with it at all. Rating: 10 out of 10 I found this review   0 Comments - Add Comment

tat2dg Sunday, December 1st, 2002 Period of Product Use: 3 months 1 of 1 people found this review helpful. Paintball Experience: 3 years Similar Products Used: point blank Marker Setup: 2001 dark angel-darl drop forward-infinity and freak barrel-68/3000 also-2001 vertical autococker-with freak-68/3000 Recommended Barrels: freak Strengths: works great on low pressure guns-very brittle shell and very thick fill Weaknesses: keeps breaking in breach of the angel-the shell is to thin and fill is thick-after a break it can take a while to clean your gun Conclusion: good for low pressure guns-spyders-cockers works like crap on the angel Rating: 6 out of 10 I found this review   1 Comment - Add Comment

ythpstr2000 Sunday, July 20th, 2003 Period of Product Use: 3 months 1 of 3 people found this review helpful. Paintball Experience: 4 years Similar Products Used: Alot...But what I remember is A Couple of Zapp Products. worse Point Blank (System X) about the same B.E. worst Kickn my favorite Marker Setup: SET UP #1 ANS GX3 autococker (all standard features unless noted below) Chrome color WGP Hinge trigger 10-inch freak (full kit) Clear AGD Warp feed Gem Clear 12 volt revy Crossfire 47 c.i. 3000psi steel tank System X drop forward w/ shut off SET UP #2 Diablo Matrix (just got it!) Aardvark bolt Gun 20 chip Appocolypse 68/4500 Set up #3 Tippmann 98 Custom System x 1 piece Chrome .689 barrel or… Tippmann to Cocker barrel adaptor so I can use freak on my 98! Marker was chrome but has been painted light blue Light blue/clear 12 volt w/ x-board revy Double trigger Response Trigger (getting about 10-12 a sec and between 3-20 rds w/ each trigger pull! Sweeeeeet!) 32 degree starfire bolt Taso chrome cocking knob Taso 8-inch drop forward 20 oz. CO2 Chrome molly painted blue Lapco Rear velocity adjuster Thunder Pig Expansion Chamber & Regulator (will replace w/ Tippmann vertical adaptor & expansion chamber soon) To see pics click on my name on left side of top of this review. You will be on my profile page. Click on my homepage link. This will show you my markers. Click on any pic to see supersized. Recommended Barrels: I have a freak, so all you single bore barrel owners shouldnt try to get advice from me, because while you get horrible accuraccy game after game I simply change my insert... Strengths: Cheap Weaknesses: Breaks where you want it to, on the other guy. Review: The field I play at used these for awhile and I liked it OK. They recently switched to Kickn which is all right by me, since I have used alot of Kickn in my time and have no complaints. This Worr paint is very small bore. The first time I used it I was using my second from smallest insert! .682! That is extremely small for anyone new to this sport. Most paint is done at .689 Conclusion: I liked it and would buy it again, unless Kickn or something better was available. Im just wondering what happened to give it such a low rating? :confused: Rating: 8 out of 10 Last edited on Sunday, July 20th, 2003 at 3:32 pm PST I found this review   0 Comments - Add Comment

spyderwebsyguy Tuesday, May 6th, 2003 Period of Product Use: Less than a month 1 of 3 people found this review helpful. Paintball Experience: 2 years Similar Products Used: pmi premium paintballs brass eagle special formula winchester paintballs viewloader paint zapp Marker Setup: spyder e-99 nyte stikk empire reloader hopper, spyder flash lcd terminator barrel jt barrel and stock and dye boomstick. Recommended Barrels: none nothing can stop this being bad, if ur gonna use this paint dont even bother bringing ur gun just throw it at people Strengths: it has no key strengths Weaknesses: they suck when they touch something they break every 2nd ball will break Review: these are the worst paintballs i have ever used. Every 2nd one broke in my barrel. when i touched them they broke. When i dropped it on grass it broke. no barrel can help you. played with it on a day with no wind but it curved like there were gale force winds. if it does get out of ur barrel in one piece it will fall short even if it is 2ft away. These paintballs are cursed. I dont see why we cannot write -1 so i'll just write a 1 which is the worst that i am allowed to put. Conclusion: do not buy it. either dont buy this paint or dont buy a paintball gun. Just throw it at people Rating: 1 out of 10 I found this review   5 Comments - Add Comment

nerdcore Monday, April 18th, 2005 Period of Product Use: Less than a month Paintball Experience: 2 years Similar Products Used: Other Worr paint - major difference is the fill thickness. Lots of other paint. Marker Setup: WGP 2k3 Vertical Cocker AKA Sidewinder reg CP 2-piece Hybrid Mini Savier Drop (MSD) Hybrid Grind Empire Reloader Crossfire 68/4500 Recommended Barrels: Small bores like .687. Strengths: Bright colors Fairly cheap Weaknesses: Not too many places carry Worr paint. Review: Competition is the most durable of the 3 Worr paints. it'll still break on contact but the last time i used the other 2 (Domination & Perfection) i (& my cousins) had breaks & chops constantly. But i've never had that problem with the few times i used Competition (the store i bought Worr paint from usually only had Dom in stock). Like all Worr paint, the fill is bright & thick enough for tourneys & recball. it's packaged well, the shells are all a uniform size & seamless.(well, all paint has seams but these seams don't stick out). Conclusion: Good paint for a good price. Try some if you can. Rating: 9 out of 10 I found this review   0 Comments - Add Comment

paintfan Friday, December 3rd, 2004 Period of Product Use: Only tested Paintball Experience: 3 years Similar Products Used: Kickin paintballs. Marker Setup: Spyder TL Plus. Everything elcetronic Recommended Barrels: Smart parts progressive. Strengths: They didnt break that i know of and it was always a good shot. Weaknesses: Not very good at always keeping the same bore sizes. Review: This brand is a good brand unless it is uncared for by some poeple that just want money out of the whole deal not to let there customers have a good time they need to get the balls corrected sizes not different sizes when you shoot they go all over the place if you get a bad part of them. Conclusion: This brand is good but i havent every really played with it but they will get better probaly where i used them last at. Rating: 4 out of 10 I found this review   0 Comments - Add Comment

Korndog Friday, September 10th, 2004 Period of Product Use: Only tested Paintball Experience: 3 years Similar Products Used: i have used PMI premium, diablo dusk, marbilizer, and sunflare(worst paint ever) And NONE of them match up the this paint these is some awesome paintballs they are very affective wether you play rec ball or are a full time tourny player these are for you. Marker Setup: Tippmann 98 custom, R-T trigger, flatline, psyco ballistics universal drop foward, GTA double trigger, and a halo tsa lcd backman Recommended Barrels: flatline, and any freak barrels Strengths: Great accuracy, breaks on seam, and leaves great marks Weaknesses: Hard shell, i wouldnt wanna be hit by one. Review: These balls are great they break wonderfully so that all the paint is out of them onto your target. you see with alot of paints the ball will hit your target and only crack not shatter which leaves only a little bit of paint but these worr games balls split right at the seam leaving great breaks and marks, which prevents alot of wipes. They also have tremendous accuracy the balls are shaped great which makes them go straight, lol. There are better paints out there but for the money i reccomend this all the way. Conclusion: Well like i said before clean breaks great pattern and marks, wonderful accuracy, and there built great. I mean come on there made by one of the best paintball companys on this earth so whats not to like. Rating: 10 out of 10 I found this review   0 Comments - Add Comment

luckeydog Thursday, August 19th, 2004 Period of Product Use: Less than a month Paintball Experience: 3 years Similar Products Used: zap primer, any hard shalled ball Marker Setup: 2k2 intimidator shock tech hammer kit shock tech bolt cross fire tank empire barrel kit 7 and more Recommended Barrels: use a .687 to .690 Strengths: Hard shall. Bright fill. Shoots straight. Every paintball is round. Weaknesses: Hard shall. Bad reviews from the people who bought the old formula (green boxs). Review: Ok well i didn't know if i wanted to buy these paintballs because of all the bad reviews on them but one review gave me hope the one that talked about how the old green box formula was bad paintballs and the new red box one were good saying that. I bought 4 case of these red boxed Worr Competition Paintballs and some of my friends bought them from me each freind shot off 1 case each. One of my freind had a DM3 with lots of up grades and he loved them shot darts and broke on target. He didn't have any broken balls in his barrel. My other freind was shooting a custom 98 with a flatline barrel and you know how picky those are. He did think the balls were really hard for paintballs but other then that he didn't have any brakes out of a case of 2000. my other freind was shooting a Smart Parts Impulse with a eye he had a freak barrel kit and he like them a lot and didn't have any barrel brakes with 2000 paintballs. Now for me i shoot a intimidator as you can see from marker set up. I didn't have any broken paintballs from shooting these. they shot straight as any recball would i think almost par with most high end paintballs doesnt get the range i get from high end paintballs. the only reason i bought these paintballs was because they only cost $26.5 for a cases of 2000 paintballs. sold out with in 3 days of them having them. I think they cost about $45 a case at street price. Conclusion: First of all these are good paintballs but you need to buy the red box Worr Competition Paintballs don't get the green box they are old and crappy. i would say buy these and try them. because they shoot darts bright fill and have a low sticker price. Rating: 10 out of 10 I found this review   0 Comments - Add Comment

APACHEGOD Thursday, August 12th, 2004 Period of Product Use: 6 months Paintball Experience: More than 5 years Similar Products Used: Pmi, Nelson. Brass Eagle, Zap, Lets just say everything!!!!! Marker Setup: Spyder Xtra Tiger Shark Bolt 50g Switch mod T-Board with eyes Worr reg 68/3000 tank Turbo Valve Barrel kit Polished internals 12volt revvy Thats all I can remember. Recommended Barrels: Any kit is the best to get the right bore size. Strengths: Thick fill(hard to wipe) Cool colors good qualitygood seams Weaknesses: None that I can see Review: When I firts got this paint you knew it was going to be good. I could tell after inspecting a few of them. They were consistant and flew straight. After reading the reviews in here I think alot of these people must have gotten old paint or something. Or maybe the quality of Worr has just gone up in the years. This paint is good and you will not be sorry about the price. Conclusion: Buy this paint, buy this paint, buy this paint....you will not be sorry I promise you!!! Rating: 10 out of 10 I found this review   0 Comments - Add Comment

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