There are a number of companies that supply paintballs, which come in a large number of different colors and quantities. While the best paintballs can be expensive, it is always possible to buy cheaper ones of lower quality.



Paintballs come pre filled with a water based paint. Most paintball fields need you to purchase their "field paint", because this is how they earn there money. A lot of fields are now allowing BYOP (bring your own paintballs) for a fee.

Yoru choice of paintball depends almost entirely on how you intend to use it, as they vary in consistency of fill. The site http://www.sakworldpaintball.com/paintballs.html has some paintballs you can look at to learn more.

For practical purposes, you are more likely to go for a cheaper product, and quality might not be a top priority. Of course, a tournament ball will need to be the best, and you have to have balls that won't burst in your paintball gun. On the other hand, you need bals that will easily smash into your opponents.

Besides quality, the other significant factor to consider is the size of the paintball. You need to make sure that your paintballs are a perfect fit. The precise size of the paintball is measured in calibers, with .68 being the standard. Most paintballs are of .689 size, but there is some variation in the final digit. If the balls avaialble from your local field are the wrong size, you might want to consider getting a different barrel, which you can find more about from http://www.sakworldpaintball.com/paintball-barrels.html.

Usually, most paint gun barrels are of .68 calibers. But knowing the exact measure of your paint guns barrel is a pre-requisite for all paintball purchasers. If your ball doesn't fit into your barrel your shell will break and none of the balls will leave your paintball gun in one piece.

Like paintballs, paintball guns also come in a number of varieties. Let s take the Ion paintball gun for instance. It has of course all the features you expect of a normal paintball gun but its best feature is undoubtedly its versatility. Decide what gun you want according to the level of your skill and expertise, budget and competition. You can find a list of paintball guns here http://www.sakworldpaintball.com/paintball-guns-markers.html

If you have a look at http://www.sakworldpaintball.com/smpaionpagun.html, you can see the it has a 17/sec firing rate and can launch 10 balls/sec on automatic. Combine this with its low price, and you have an excellent reason it some serious consideration. Besides these factors, it is very light at 2.2 pounds, and is as good as many tournament guns on the market today. So give it a try, and it might just be the winning tool.

For a super high end paintball gun check out Planet Eclipse http://www.sakworldpaintball.com/planeteclipse.html. Planet Eclipse makes some of the best paintball guns which can shoot over 30 balls per second.

On the other hand, you might not be sure you need a high end gun, so go have a look at SAK WORLD PAINTBALL (http://www.sakworldpaintball.com), which is another one of the best paintball stores out there, and always stocks the newest and best guns. Have fun!