Civaner 150 Pieces 68 Cal Paintballs Solid Balls 68 Breaker Balls Hard Nylon Paintball for Shooting Training Practice

Fit great just a very slight size issue. A little small but still fit well

I bought these for use in my new Byrna pepper ball launcher mostly for practice. The balls are pretty much indestructible unless you shoot them into something like a brick wall or cement driveway. And even then they don't seem to disintegrate, mostly just puts big chips or rough spots on them. You'll lose them way before you destroy them! The balls can, and do ricochet, as well as bounce back at you so eye protection is a must when using.The only drawback is the fact that they are very smooth and slick on the surface. I've had them completely empty out of a loaded magazine on several occasions. It only seems to happen with a fully loaded magazine with new balls that are super slick and smooth. The balls seem to just slide past the bail retainer at the top of the magazine. Once it happens it is a complete mag dump of all the balls in less than an eyeblink! It's not a problem with balls that have been shot a few times and have a slightly roughed up surface.

I have bought multiple bags of these riot rounds for my HDX CO2 air shotgun for the price you can't meet the accuracy they are more accurate than the rubber rounds sold by The name brand company but hit twice as hard and are just as accurate definitely worth every penny

The hard, slick surface loads easily in the magazine and doesn’t cause jams like the rubber ones that have a more grippy surface. Good for paintball launchers and slingshots!

I love them in a paintball gun there dangerous 😳 ☠️

They are to small and fall out of cylinder when you hold the gun with the barrel down. I wouldnt recommend them.

I bought these to practice with my Byrna SD launcher. They DO work, but they are too heavy. Again, they do work, but being heavier than the Byrna projectiles, they don’t come out of the launcher at the same velocity. Not awful to use getting comfortable with the launcher, but the Byrna projectiles will fly farther and harder.

These .68 caliber balls fly fast and straight when launched from a Byrna and a Pepperball Mobile. They definitely leave a substantial dent in a variety of target material (wood, plastic, fiberboard). They bounce back if they encounter something more solid than those materials. They remain intact after impact, so they can be cleaned and reused. They may not be the most optimum self defense rounds for less lethal applications, but they are good for practice, and they do hit pretty hard, nonetheless.

Good for what I needed them for