High-Performance Aluminum Black Paintball Ball Size Gauge by Exalt Review

This paintball gauge was a complete waste of money. The cheap plastic design is flimsy and inaccurate. While it may be compact, it's not very durable and broke after a few uses. The only good thing about the gauge is its small size, making it easy to carry in a paintball gear bag. But even then, it's not worth the money. Save your cash and invest in a better product. Sports and outdoors enthusiasts, steer clear of this one.

Big size but not the usual freak barrel sizes. All sizes fall between cask sizes but that suits me. It's small, metal, durable, which I like, but the price is questionable.

Well put together and useful. Structurally, it is black anodized aluminum with white lettering. It has a hole for a bunch of keys or a small carabiner, a piece of ribbon and a bottle opener. There are seven hole sizes available: .675, .678, .681, .684, .687, .690, .693, and .696. of the two main freak sets. For the Empire Super Freak Kit check out .675, .680, .685, .690 and .695. For the GOG Freak Boremaster Kit check out .679, .682, .687, .689, .691, .693 and .695. This means that in the first