Paintballs (2000 Count)

Dusk Paintballs: Our finest grade of paint. Consistently round shell. You can have the greatest barrel in the world, but if your paint isn't round, your accuracy and air efficiency will go in the toilet. The seams are hardly noticeable, and are very straight. The shell is slightly thinner than Scorch, so the paint is virtually assured to break on impact. In today's game of long-distance sweetspotting and markers that fire at low pressure, a more fragile paint is needed. Dusk paint fits the bill. The fill is heavy-bodied, and hard to wipe. A thicker fill leads to a more stable ball flight, and causes the outer shell to get back into round very quickly after exiting the barrel. Paint with thinner fill tends to "wobble" more in flight, throwing the paint off-line, and reducing range. Not to mention, thinner fills don't show up as well, and the hit is easier to lose. The two-tone shells are very easy to track as they fly downrange, allowing you to dial in your target that much quicker.