Vballs

[DaveBerry428]

Sorry if reposted,
Is there anything wrong with using Vballs in the A4 (or any gun for that matter?) And how well do they actually work...

I figure why waste money on paint snapping at practice when i can do it at home.

Thanks
dave

[DaveBerry428]

Oh by the way, I dunno who took the time to post that long leaf spring bend trick for a lighter pull, but it worked GREAT, we did it last night.

[Hep]

Nothing wrong with using them that I can see. I shot a few at the PSP in June and they seemed to fly fairly straight. They will have a lower velocity than normal paint if you dont adjust. Like if your shooting 300 fps with real paint using these will be lower like 280 without changing the velocity screw.

[AngelBoi]

Ive shot em, they r kool, but they dont seem to break very well....

If ur shooting in ur backyard, they are great.

[Kidd]

What is Angelboi talking about? In his backyard? Breaking? I can't tell if he is joking.

The vballs are made of a fuzzy kind of dense velcro material. They are made to stick to a velcro target. I've shot them with my A4 without problems, although I could see someone being worried about a bit of fuzz or lint getting stuck on their sensi.

They're definitely made for indoor use. If they touched the ground outside, they'd pick up dirt like crazy. I guess you could wash them, but I don't know if they'd hold up. Also, they are REALLY small bore. I was shooting some with my cocker with the smallest freak insert and they were still rolling out. Their small size / weight is what probably causes them to chrono differently than regular paintballs. Other than that, they work pretty well inside. They do stick to the target well.

[Frank_McCrank]

what happens if you chop?

[DaveBerry428]

I guess the bolt just bounces back... or your gun explodes.

[45speed]

We use them in the house for snap shooting practice with revy, they only shoot about 25 ft accurately.