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๐ŸŽฏ Premium Quality Rubber Steel Balls for Self Home Defense Training and Shooting | 100x Reballs Powerballs | 43 Caliber Review

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Description of ๐ŸŽฏ Premium Quality Rubber Steel Balls for Self Home Defense Training and Shooting | 100x Reballs Powerballs | 43 Caliber

Hard Mix Rubber Steel Balls for paintball and defense guns in 43 caliber (Update: Now it has the exact size of 43 caliber, which is 10.9 mm. We heard the voice of our customers, adjusted the size and increased the quality even more.). Quality Item: Made of very strong rubber and mixed with steel powder. Super precise, smooth and round - excellent shot and hit picture. The balls are uniquely mixed with steel powder (% 50). Much heavier than comparable rubber balls on the market: 100 pieces weigh ca.185 gr. (0,4 lb). Perfect for Home and Self Defense, for a great training and shooting experience.

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Revainrating 2 out of 5

They will shoot in .43 but they are far from the right size, they are very small

Everything is fine, I think they are smaller than they should be, they will immediately falling out of the store or rolling in and out of a barrel with more room to play at .43 they will shoot but I can only imagine how much better they would shoot if they were the right size.

Pros
  • The best in their niche
Cons
  • Have been damaged

Revainrating 2 out of 5

not the best, they are well made but with little accuracy they make it more difficult

so. less than 43 cal. and also. I have shot. Like half for testing and I'm not happy about losing a lot of air due to the size. Bought for self defense and will not use them as they are too small and have no stopping power. I won't buy it again unless they make 43 cal which is the right size. I'm disappointed and lost $35 ๐Ÿ˜”๐Ÿ˜”

Pros
  • So far satisfied
Cons
  • Expensive

Revainrating 5 out of 5

Smaller than any other .43 caliber cartridge

Definitely a good idea mixing steel with rubber BUT smaller than .43 caliber cartridges and in a CO2 pistol the compressed air needs to be behind the bullet on the bottom stay the barrel. They have a lot of play in the barrel so a lot of compression is lost in the barrel. Please make them the same size as all other .43 cartridges and you will have a great product that is one of a kind.

Pros
  • Sturdy finish
Cons
  • No instructions

Revainrating 5 out of 5

I would only use them if they were real .43cal. They are smaller (picture) included.

These .43cal practice cartridges are very good quality. The mixture of rubber and metal powder gives them a density of 1.7g compared to regular civilian riot control rubber balls that weigh 1g each. These round balls shoot with precision and stay true. The only problem with just using them for practice is that they are not a real .43 caliber. They are smaller as you can see. The problem then is the maximum compression of the .43 rifled barrel on my Walther PPQ. The C02 firing mechanism chargesโ€ฆ

Pros
  • Great for me
Cons
  • I vaguely remember

Revainrating 4 out of 5

Excellent ammo. but: Paintballs

These are great for training and everything else, but originally bought them for self-defense. I'm not entirely sure if this is anywhere near actual stopping power. I have a Sigsauer M&P paintball gun and while I definitely wouldn't want to get hit by one of these, I don't think it will save your life in an emergency. No, unless you shoot them with a tuned-up full-auto paintball gun. I also bought the FSC for the first strike, which fires .68 caliber bullets. This weapon has room for a velocity

Pros
  • Easy to use
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  • Empty