Tomahawk 'MagFed Captain' paintballs belong to the specialist paintball category and are particularly suitable for MagFed and scenario paintball.

Paintballs are categorised as follows:

High-end tournament, tournament, classic, field, basic and second-grade

MagFed Captain is a paintball manufactured specifically for MagFed, designed for use in magazines.

The MagFed Captain features a high-quality filling and meets strict quality standards.

These paintballs impress with their flight characteristics and burst behaviour.

Contents: one box containing 4 bags, each with 500 paintballs.

General information about paintballs:

Paintballs are a living, breathing product, much like fruit in the fresh produce section of a supermarket. If chosen and handled correctly, they provide a great deal of enjoyment; if handled incorrectly, problems can arise.

⦁    Paintballs should be stored at temperatures between +15°C and +25°C in a dry place, protected from direct sunlight.

⦁    The gelatine shell absorbs moisture from the air, causing the paintballs to swell, soften and increase in size: therefore, always seal the bags tightly. This rule also applies whilst on the field during a game day.

⦁    Gelatine becomes brittle in cold conditions (below +10°C) and is therefore more prone to breaking.

⦁    Gelatine becomes soft in heat (above +30°C) and is therefore less brittle.

Paintballs that are 'too brittle' should therefore be warmed up carefully, and 'too hard' paintballs should be cooled slightly in a controlled manner to adjust their properties as desired.

Example of use:

It is a cold spring morning, with an outside temperature below +5°C, and the paintballs are bursting in the barrel.

Warm the bags up in a warm car and fire them off before they cool down. This significantly reduces the problems.

Alternatively, buy paintballs with a winter formula or specifically designed winter paintballs straight away.

Buying paintballs is, like buying fruit, vegetables or meat, a matter of trust; you can rarely tell a paintball's true properties just by looking at it. That is why strict quality controls, safe transport and a clear understanding of your needs are essential to ensuring you are happy with the product.

The most expensive paintball is always the one that doesn't work!