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Re: .6mm Paintballs

In Reply to: .6mm Paintballs posted by Jason C on September 29, 2003 at 08:45:31:

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Posted by:
LanceR
on October 03, 2003 at 17:44:54

That would be a Airsoft gun.
Wayne Dollack uses them in some of his games (mainly as props), but most producers (MXS) specify .68 caliber markers in their rules.
Unless you have a 6mm squeegee, I wouldn't put any paintballs in an Airsoft gun.

: Does anyone have experience w/ .6mm paintballs? (good/bad)? I recently purchased a .6mm paintball pistol to use as a side arm. I have a .68 cal. pistol, but it is too bulky. Do paintball fields allow .6mm guns on their fields?, say for scenario games? - Thanks!

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: That would be a Airsoft gun. : Wayne Dollack uses them in some of his games (mainly as props), but most producers (MXS) specify .68 caliber markers in their rules. : Unless you have a 6mm squeegee, I wouldn't put any paintballs in an Airsoft gun. : : : Does anyone have experience w/ .6mm paintballs? (good/bad)? I recently purchased a .6mm paintball pistol to use as a side arm. I have a .68 cal. pistol, but it is too bulky. Do paintball fields allow .6mm guns on their fields?, say for scenario games? - Thanks!

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