150 x 68/61 Caliber Projectiles for Defense and Practice Reusable 68 Breaker Paintballs Solid Plastic Nylon Projectiles

Great for target practice workout using paintballs. They are super hard, I shoot at a fence and it left a dent. Lucky the wood was new or it may have broke. I don't recommend using them as you would with painballs. So I then shot at an old tree and saw a big splat.i thought the ball was toast! Nope just the tree, lol. Found the ball intact next to the tree and the tree with a "flesh" wound. I like the neon green, makes it easy to find the balls for cleaning and re-use. They size was accurate and shot well from my marker. These will last a long time as long as I am able to keep finding them after use which so far is easy with the bright green color.

Re-usable ammo; what more could you want? Works perfectly in the Sabre projectile launcher. At about 35 ft it put a 1/8" dent in exterior plywood. I certainly wouldn't want to get hit by one. Good, less lethal projectile. If you're practicing in grass, consider getting a bright color option so you can find them easier. Consistent size and weight.

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The balls are very light but good for practice shooting you get a bunch for a small price. I would buy again but for only target practice. Had no issues with delivery.

I bought these for use in my new Byrna pepper ball launcher mostly for practice. The balls are pretty much indestructible unless you shoot them into something like a brick wall or cement driveway. And even then they don't seem to disintegrate, mostly just puts big chips or rough spots on them. You'll lose them way before you destroy them! The balls can, and do ricochet, as well as bounce back at you so eye protection is a must when using. The only drawback is the fact that they are very smooth and slick on the surface. I've had them completely empty out of a loaded magazine on several occasions. It only seems to happen with a fully loaded magazine with new balls that are super slick and smooth. The balls seem to just slide past the bail retainer at the top of the magazine. Once it happens it is a complete mag dump of all the balls in less than an eyeblink! It's not a problem with balls that have been shot a few times and have a slightly roughed up surface.

Seems like a great value. The only problem with them is they are undersized. For the Byrna SD and LE...they will go into the mags well enough but as you are pulling the trigger before they launch they will roll out the barrel. Its not a problem if your going to shoot at the sky...otherwise they are worthless for these launchers. For use in a Salt S2 they are even more problamatic they somehow get stuck as they somehow fall back into the barrel and or extrude in the magazine in a way that you cannot get it out without disassembly. You have been warned.

O U C H So my wife wanted me to get something less than lethal🤮 but in this day and age it actually makes sense. But I said they won't do anything but okay whatever whatever you want dear. ( if you're married then you know). She loaded them in a magazine when they came and I had her fire on me... and I have to say she is Hell on a trigger, a nightmare in a gunfight , and has excellent grouping. Super accurate up to about 40 yards and they'll yaw a bit after that , The Magnus effect. But everything is going to be different for every individual ,it depends on your setup.

These are best used in hopper fed paintball markers. Because they are slightly under sized ( caliper gave a diameter of .671" ) they are unsuitable for my Umarex HDR68 or any other design that requires a good fit to prevent the ball from just rolling right out the barrel.

Good for what I needed them for