Rufus Dawg T-balls... any one try em yet?

[Carbon]

Rufus Dawg T-balls... any one try em yet? I figure they would be great for doing snap shooting drills, or run and gunning drills, the target being a person shape peice of plywoood. I belive they are goin for bout $64 for 400. I would be a great way to save on practice paint.

[PolishSausage]

how is 400 for $64 a good deal?

maybe you meant 4000?

[yeahthatsme]

umm...if you run a search of this site(top right corner of the page) you will find a full review..thanks.

[Carbon]

PolishSausage. No I meant 400. they are reusable, rubber/nylon type balls. Apparently, they have a +/- 3% velocity deviation from real paintballs.

[sniper1rfa]

run a search, i did a review alongside someone else. they dont work in warps...

[AcemanPB]

I have some and I found them to be really small. Too small for my barrels, and plus they bounce alot so it's hard to keep track of 'em.

[Maglover2k]

i dont really like those things. The thought of plastic paintballs that a bunch of newbs would put in there hopper instead of normal paintballs and shooting people doesnt really sound appealing to me.

[Intimidator]

Why not pay $45 for 2000 balls and not have to waste your time picking them up?!?! GASP

[Carbon]

Maglover2k - Have u used those T-Balls? They would be used in shoting and movement drills, at plywood targets, not for a person vs person preactice.

Intimidator- 2000/$45 vs 400 REUSABLE BALLS/$64 and a little bit of effort elbow grease. It is more economical.

Besides i can make my own traps for the practice ball, so pickin em up wont be a hassle.

[redlaser666]

If you are going to make traps for them, use paper silhouet targets like the police use. That way you will know exactlly where you are hitting.

[ogre55]

Rufus Dawg also makes target/traps. Check their site.

Ogre