Paintballs with no paint?  What good are they ?

 Let’s face it, the more paintball practice you can get in, the better paintball player you will be.

Paintballs containing no paint are great for practice drills because they are reusable. For paintball team practice, these paintballs can be invaluable.

From a strictly economic standpoint, can a team really afford to spend $80 on a case of paintballs that will be shot up in an afternoon of intense practice (or in a lot of cases an hour)?  Is the team’s performance actually $320 better at the end of the day (4 cases of paintballs)?

Paintballs containing no paint known commonly as paintless paintballs, reusable paintballs or foam paintballs very closely simulate real paintballs and can be use again and again. More and more paintball teams are opting for these paintballs versus the so called practice paintballs flooding the market.

Some players worried that paintballs with no paint may not have the accuracy and range of real paintballs.

It has been proven that low cost paintballs vary greatly in their range and trajectory. Various tests have been done on paintballs from various manufacturers and show that a change of just 5 fps can affect the accuracy of a cheap paintball by a couple of inches depending on how far the target is from the marker.   The same tests also show that very few paintballs from any manufacturer are truly spherical.  There is no doubt, both the weight of the paintball and its roundness will affect the accuracy of the paintball.

Foam paintballs are far more standard in weight and roundness and make a great replacement for cheap practice paintballs. There are better and worse paintballs but foam balls are standardized. 

The bottom line is, go with the best paintballs out on the tourney field.               

Go with the paintless paintballs on the practice field.

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