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Date Posted: 17:49:47 02/27/03 Thu
Author: Reaper
Author Host/IP: 64.80.36.213
Subject: Re: Paintballs
In reply to: Toklas 's message, "Re: Paintballs" on 12:21:26 02/25/03 Tue

RPS Big Ball is a very good investment for backyard/outlaw play. Its cheap, durable, and the thicker shell cuts through the underbrush better. The downside is that it tends to bounce more often.

I urge you to avoid Point Blank paintballs. Like the name says, you have to be point blank to actually hit anything.

I will second Mav's statement: Buying better paint can improve your game. The more expensive paint is made to higher tolerances (fewer dimpled ones), and has a thinner shell that will break on your opponent very easily. In this catagory, I personally prefer the RPS All-Star paint.

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