Paintball

[russc]

If the FPS is down at paintball levels, it should get pretty good efficiency...

[TechPB-Mike]

also for those who are asking about bringing your own-

Currently I believe Tiberius Arms makes two colors of First Strike Rounds, Blue & White

I'd recommend purchasing the WHITE filled rounds. CPX uses white fill, and you don't have to worry about getting questioned if you purchase the white fill paint.

this also goes for Formula 13 50 Cal, get the white fill

[Acidpaintball]

I was going to bring my tiberius setup... But TBH i dont care what team I am on. :P

One of the days or even both I will dual pistol this b*&(^!!!

[uv_halo]

Originally Posted by TechPB-Mike

also for those who are asking about bringing your own-

Currently I believe Tiberius Arms makes two colors of First Strike Rounds, Blue & White...

Partially correct. I've received the following info from Eric at Tiberius:

They make one or two other colors as well for specific fields.
Blue is meant for sales to field paint only fields that don't want their own specific color.
White is the retail fill.

Unfortunately, some distributors are gooning up distribution, and providing the blue fill to stores and fields.

If folks have blue fill, I recommend 'educating' your store so they can get their distributor to stop providing the wrong stuff. If you got it from your field, keep it there, and try to get some white fill (I recommend Rockstar Tactical).

[tangus999]

White stains. I prefer the blue.

[uv_halo]

Originally Posted by tangus999

White stains. I prefer the blue.

What do you mean the white stains? Are you specifically talking about the FS rounds?

Now granted I've not been shot with one but, I've handled several broken ones with my gloves, wiped my squeegie off onto my playing pants, gotten it all over my microfiber gloves and I've never noticed a problem with it.

I do know that it's very thick/chalky and it can be a pain to scrub out once it dries (I have resorted to a toothbrush on my clothing) but, it doesn't appear to stain or even bleach out the fabric (which I often see some paintballs do).