Rumored major price increase coming to paint

[going_home]

It depends how old the graffiti is.

In the past I've gotten some down here that would hardly break.

But a couple years ago at the Fulda Gap game it was phenomenal.

[maniacmechanic]

I've been shootin Grafitti for about 10 years now , ( after Marbs went to crap ) , I play scenarios on a regular basis , shoot different brands ( when forced to ) of all the paint I've shot in the past 10 , Graffiti shoots the best , Hands Down , those that know me , know I own a small field , the only paint I carry is Graf , even my rentals shoot straighter with it ! I did a vid a couple years ago shootin 2 yr old Graf with no problems , still shootin straight and breaks damn near ever time ,,,,,,,, Just My opinion , backed by Hank Science

[rawbutter]

In the past I've gotten some down here that would hardly break.

It's definitely not the most brittle paint out there. I wouldn't use it if I were playing in tournaments where every hit absolutely has to count. Or if I played pump. But I play with lots of guys who use older blowbacks, so we need something with a tougher shell. Otherwise we get more barrel breaks.

[vintage]

i want something that shoots where i am looking

[Sandman]

It's been going around the industry as a Poll. I don't think many field operators voted to switch paint box count. 1600 rounds would simply be stupid in my opinion as a field owner. We all still want 500 count bags and that would screw that over.
Price is bound to go up. It should. The industry has been underpriced for way too long. I don't think it's going to be shocking. 10 percent range.