Like Paintball but not the paint, or are you just fed up with your training area needing a complete wash down after an exercise? If so then paintless paintballs might be for you:
Real Action Paintball is proud to announce the new .68 caliber Water Balls for law enforcement and military training. These are the latest non-lethal training munitions available today.
The .68 caliber Water Balls are extremely effective for force-on-force training where you can’t leave a paint-mess behind, or can’t afford case after case of paint, making them the perfect train-anywhere tools. They are designed to work with the new T68 Gen6 magazine-fed paintball markers, and will work with any .68 caliber marker your department already uses!
Water Balls leave a small wet splat, requiring no cleaning and leaving no stain. Water Balls are made for law enforcement and military force-on-force training conducted at MOUT facilities or in borrowed buildings. Where paintballs leave a sticky mess on walls and slippery conditions on floors, Water Balls allow you to train anywhere you’re invited.
Water Balls enable SWAT teams, Special Forces, and other tactical units to train in their uniforms without concern over paint-fill discoloration. For smaller departments that don’t have a dedicated training facility, Water Balls enable the use of any city hall, school, or other local building without leaving paint-damage or paint-mess to clean up.
The .68 caliber Water Balls and the T68 Gen6 offer Law Enforcement and Military operators the most effective training tools available on the market today, especially for operators wanting to train with the weapons-familiarity of an M4 system. The T68 systems are virtually maintenance-free, and ultimately cost less than other training options.Water Balls and the T68 Gen6 will open new doors for your training regimen, allowing you to train in places and operations like never before. Reduce your training costs, reduce your operating costs, and improve your exercises—get Real Action Paintball Water Balls and T68 markers this year! (Real Action Paintball)
