Civaner 150 Pieces 68 Cal Paintballs Solid Balls 68 Breaker Balls Hard Nylon Paintball for Shooting Training Practice

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.

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Watch out for ricochets, these love to bounce around like a kid on a pogo stick. Not .68 caliber, closer to .65 so they won't be held securely in the T4E HDR68 or the HDS68. I have a sticker in my HDR cylinders to provide a more snug fit, without anything they easily fall out at the slightest bump. The also don't seem to be the greatest for accuracy because of the small size, at medium range they tend to go off the sides. Close range you can get a group as big as an apple with ease I'd recommend for training use, but, for real self defense carry, I'd suggest getting another brand. EDIT: After even more use of these, I really cannot state how important it is to watch out for ricochets! I have found these well over 300 behind my shooting area after they ricocheted.

These .68 caliber balls fly fast and straight when launched from a Byrna and a Pepperball Mobile. They definitely leave a substantial dent in a variety of target material (wood, plastic, fiberboard). They bounce back if they encounter something more solid than those materials. They remain intact after impact, so they can be cleaned and reused. They may not be the most optimum self defense rounds for less lethal applications, but they are good for practice, and they do hit pretty hard, nonetheless.