T4E Premium .43 Caliber Paintballs, Blue, 430 Count

Works perfectly with the Glock paint ball gun

Just as expected. Of course a few may be broken upon arrival, thats the nature of shipping they are paint filled balls which are meant to break on impact. They work fine in my son's .50 cal JT Splat Master pump rifle. I have seen others mention them falling out of their guns, the paintballs arent to blame. Some guns dont have any way of holding once chambered, thats not the balls fault lol.

I was in another state with my family and we packed the paintball guns - it ended up being a fantastic property to play paintball! We tore through our paintball supply and desperately needed a final round to complete the games. We have a collection of .50cal, which are harder to find than the 0.68cal, so we were out of luck. Thanks to Amazon Prime and Umarex, we were able to finish the games. Fresh balls. No jams or barrel bursts. Clean and crisp.

they came undamaged, but when shooting, the paintballs would sometimes break in the gun midway down the barrel

As described

I got these to shoot in a umarex hk that is .43 size. At first I thought the pistol was defective, hanging slide, missing a round in the magazine every few shots... Then when I put a few on a flat surface and rolled them around I realized they were misshapened and not consistently round. It wasn't the paintball pistol at all.

Work Great!

The accuracy is comically bad. I was hoping that this would be something with a little more thump than airsoft, and I'm not expecting much from a smooth bore in terms a accuracy, but airsoft is literally hundreds of times more accurate. I'm pretty sure the culprit is the small seam around the circumference of the round projectile where the two halves are joined together. I'm assuming the seam/groove causes the projectile to veer off in random directions, depending on how things are aligned in the bore when fired and how much the projectile gets rotating. You can watch the crazy curved trajectory with the naked eye. It was hard hitting a large full-sized cardboard refrigerator box at 7 yards. This is when firing out of a Smith and Wesson M&P .43 cal blow-back pistol. Maybe they need to figure out a manufacturing method that makes the projectile much smoother, or it needs to be dimpled like a golf ball. This might work for you if your engagements are literally limited to one yard, maybe two.