Could this be used with a Paintball Marker? 0.68 caliber? What could happen?
483579
I used this with bb and pellet guns... The target simply makes a ting sound when hit by those... Not sure if any wound would be made by paint but you would clearly notice it...
483580
I don't know- this is a small metal target that spins when hit. I believe you would be ok.
2129037
Should be no problem. I used 5.56 from my AR 15. The steel target holds up well but the decal Zombies get chewed up pretty fast.
858880
You'll put some serious "pock-marks" in it if you shoot it with the .223. Get a gong, they're more robust and can handle the higher velosity rifle rounds.
124917
I suspect it would perform well with a rimfire, which would be a much smaller caliber than the .223 I have it mounted on.
762636
I see no reason why not. I tested it using soft pellets which are smaller (and in my case)slower than a paint ball.
1504849
Worked find in my LNL. It is a standard size, I almost positive it would work just fine. Seats and works just as well as my Hornady dies. I have bent/broken two decapping pins. The pins are not centered in the case as your normal resize/decapping pins are, so they can miss the primer hole and fold over on themselves with the pressure. Otherwise, they punch out military crimped primers and everything else I've thrown at them just fine. Make sure the pin is centered and it will work very well, but I recommend getting a spare pin or two to go along with this.
1772506
you could use it as a ram for the included cotton swatches, but unless your barrel is metal and rifled there would be no point in using the brush or oil in the barrel. I suppose you could use the oil for the action. I watched a couple of videos on youtube for cleaning airsofts, I dont think this will work as expected depending on the design of the airsoft. this is a push through setup, unless you can get an open breach it will not work well for you. from what I have seen the preference is for light silicon grease, usually in a spray. I think you should go with alcohol for cleaning the barrel instead. looks to me that dry barrels are better for airsoft. BB's may smear if you get your FPS high enough, the alcohol should deal with that. suggest dissasembly and cotton swabs if at all possible.
1269744
yes it would work for paintballs but it would make a hell of a mess of the target. paintballs hit just as hard as a. 77 pellet
597294
I have not tried but I think as long as you let the perminent marker dry first before moving it or touching it you should be fine.
1879448
I would not recommend it due to an experience I had using this product. It contains two solvents. One of them, "heptane" is rather agressive and will eat into plastics as it did on my bicycle when I used it on my chain. Some of it dripped onto the plastic chain protector ring and stained it. It would not rub off due to it's eating into the surface of the plastic. If your gun has plastic grips or accessories, I would steer clear of this product. FWIW, the list of uses shown on the product label does not include firearms.
1830682
I personally would not recommend it. Even with the PBA ammo, it does not produce enough velocity for me to consider it an effective small game hunting pistol.thanksPyramyd Air Team
1607599
I don't know your gun, but it fits in any 20mm picatiny rail, so, if your gun has a rail, it will atach to it, but don't know if it will be in a nice position to operate. I use it in the rail under the front grip of my Tippmann x7 (a paintball marker) and don't know if it willl be good in a pistol. I can measure de dimensions if you want.
130708
I don't see why not, if it fits a bit loose, duck tape / electrical tape on the marker feed neck will do it. I put it on my Automag and it was a bit loose, the tape saved the day.-Jose
1854787
I couldn't say if it fits or not, I would Chevy the tipman website for compatibility. However I have learned the 22" barrel does nothing really for accuracy or range, it just looks intimidating to those people who don't really know paintball markers in scenario ball.
200015
no, you don't need a specific size. .68caliber is the standard size, for all paintball guns. :-)
2252004
I'd say no. Although I'm not an owner nor user of paintball guns, I assume that once the projectile hits the targets, the paint will get everywhere. In my case of spring powered airsoft guns, sometimes the bullets bounce back at your general direction. Imagine if that was the case with a paintball.
613367
Depends what you want to do with this marker. As long as the measurement of the paintball is the recommended size, then it should not be a problem. This marker has "eyes" which minimizes the amount of broken ball in the barrel. In the last 20 years, paint has become very cheap. I bought 2000 rounds for around $30.00. In the 90's paint was about $75.00 per case. Good Paint is relatively cheap these days.