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Blowguns Northwest and Nelson Paintballs have teamed up for the long-awaited and highly anticipated return of the .62 caliber paintball. Specifically manufactured for Blowguns Northwest, the .62 caliber ball is the latest paintball from Nelson that delivers high performance. 
 
Players should pay special attention: This is not just another project
rumored to be in the works.  In fact, samples of the new ball were sent out to various testers, each of whom returned an overwhelming thumbs up. Chuck Lopez, president of Blowguns Northwest, reports excellent reviews from his customers on the .62 caliber testing samples. 

"Between the number of requests that we received and our own desire to sell the ball, the 62 cal just needed to be made," Lopez said, adding, "We knew partnering with Nelson would be the best option because of their consistent quality and high standards for all of the products they manufacture."  

Mike Shannon, soft gel account coordinator for Nelson, echoed those
sentiments. "We are excited to be manufacturing for a company like
Blowguns Northwest. Their knowledge, experience and excellent
connection to this market will make this project a big success," he said.

Shannon noted that everyone at Nelson is excited to bring the .62 caliber paintball back. The new .62 caliber balls work nicely in a .62 caliber marker and in a .62 caliber blowgun. The first run for the paintball, Shannon said, features an orange shell with orange fill. Because Blowguns Northwest is anticipating a strong demand, players can anticipate a variety of balls in the near future.

Inquiries about purchasing the paintball should be directed to Chuck or Dianna at Blowguns Northwest, info@blowgunsnw.com, or call (425) 377-1496. For more information about blowguns, paintballs, and other accessories, check out www.blowgunsnw.com. 
 

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