Gisafai150 Pcs 68 Caliber Aluminum Paintball Ammo Practice Paintball Powerful Non Lethal for Shooting Training Practice

As always, this company pumps out 150, 7.5 gram .68 cal steel balls. I use them for Less Lethal purposes and target practice. They fly out at an easy 875 fps. At times reaching anywhere from 39-75 joules. These are reusable again and again, but if they hit something really hard, at 75 joules, they'll likely dent your ball and either dent and/or break whatever you shot at! I've got thousands of them, worth every penny.

Weight and size as advertised. Works great in my Umarex HDS and HDB 68s

I ordered these "68 cal" solid projectiles for use in my Byrna LE. Before shooting any of them, I did a micrometer measurement on each ball, and they were, for the most part, slightly smaller than 68 cal. However, several were 68 cal. The size variation did not affect my LE performance because they were a tad undersized. Had they been a tad oversized, I'm certain they would have jammed in the barrel. These projectiles stacked in the magazine well, fit the chamber well and fired with much gusto. I would not want to be on the receiving end of this projectile. It is, without a doubt, borderline between non-lethal, as advertized, and lethal. I do recommend these projectiles, but if you're launching them through your Byrna, 68 caliber, make darn sure they fit the barrel properly. Hope this helps. Mick

Works great came as described

Got these in like a day and a half, so quick I wasn't expecting to see them. Now look out zombies lol. Cheap and easy.

These hit WAY harder than the plastic balls and fly much more accurately. I'll probably just toss the plastic ones I have.

These are excellently milled aluminum balls which I use in my Sabre air pistol for more threatening situations. They load in the clip perfectly and fire at full velocity. CAUTION: At ranges to assaulter that are within closer than a 10 foot range, this round fire at the head can and will most likely KILL the person. Use with extreme awareness and self non lethal range self testing with your air pistol to determine our non lethal range. I advise having a separate designated clip for this projectile for life & death threats only! Use rubber projectiles as standard procedure to detour an assailant.

Some are undersized and just fall out of my Byrna LE! Another brand I purchased on Amazon do NOT exhibit this problem so there’s a problem with these in Byrna LE projectile launchers.