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Markers by type:
- military (bottom feed)
- rental (top feed)
- sports (low-pressure)
- for children
What you may need:
- barrel cleaners
- magazines / tubes
- paintballs
- marker case
Looking for good pressent?
Favourite categories:
- Magazines / Loaders
- Pods
- Riffle Scopes
- Bateries
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What paintballs do you need?
- Bottom feeding (Magfed paintball)
- Top feed
- Sport (low pressure) / speedball
Have you tried First Strikes?
- Top accuracy
- significantly longer range
- less ammunition consumption
Could come in handy:
- cleaning
- tubes / magazines
- antifog / sweat headband
Thermal Lenses
- double glazing glued with adhesive
- significantly reduces lens fogging
- higher price
Single Lenses
- easier to maintain in the long term (no glue)
- more fogging
- lower price
Recommendation:
To reduce fogging we recommend:
- headbands for sweat wicking
- anti-fogs
CO2 / HPA Hydrotests
We offer a hydrotest for:
- 200 bar air bottles
- 300 bar air bottles
- CO2 bottles
Do you need a service for your marker?
We offer:
- professional marker service / maintenance
- servicing of air / CO2 cylinders
- hydrotest of air / CO2 cylinders
- consultation
Tomahawk Winter Seneca Paintballs cal. 68 are among the top-tier paintballs designed especially for winter and cold-weather use. Thanks to advanced production technology and premium materials, they are widely recognized as some of the best winter paintballs available on the European market.
Their violet and blue shell provides excellent strength and stability even in demanding conditions, while the yellow fill ensures great hit visibility. The result is dependable performance, consistent flight, and reliable breakability on impact.
Although primarily developed for winter play, they are also highly popular among military players throughout the year thanks to their accuracy, stability, and reliable overall performance.
We do not recommend delivering paintballs to parcel lockers or distribution boxes. Extreme temperatures, whether freezing or hot, may negatively affect their quality and cause damage.
