Posted by: PigTech on November 30, 2002 at 16:08:05 Forum Moderator

: I have been told by the dealer I purchased my 5.0 JT marker from that I cannot use jt balls in it due to the fact they are to "brittle"? how can this be?? jt marker jt paintballs don`t work together?? recommendations or advice appreciated.. You can use any .68 cal paintballs you want to use. However, the JT paintballs do tend to be a bit fragile, and the JT marker is a bit hard on the paint, so you may find you get a few paintballs breaking in the gun. You might consider 32 degrees, proball, blaze, or other brands. See you on the field, -Bill Mills

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