100 x PREMIUM QUALITY HARD MIX RUBBER-STEEL BALLS POWERBALLS PROJECTILES FOR PAINTBALL AND SELF DEFENSE PISTOLS IN 43 CALIBER

• Rubber-Steel Balls are made of %50 rubber and %50 steel powder. These projectiles in 43 caliber prove great shooting experience and they are very reliable for self & home defense. We produce two types of rubber-steel balls. 1. S-Type Rubber Steel Balls variation looks a bit darker, and the steel powder consistence is not easy to recognize at the first sight. These slide very well. 2. Regular Rubber Steel Balls have extra steel dust on the surface and they look dark grey. Both variations weigh almost the same, 1,8 grams. A magnet can pick up both regular and S-Type ones very easily due to the high amount of steel component in them. Please note that the magnet in the pictures is not included in the item - it proves only that the balls can be easily picked up due to their steel component.
• Once tested, you will easily recognize the hardness, heaviness of the balls and experience highly strong effects. They are made of very strong NBR 80 rubber and mixed with steel powder. Due to the high quality materials used in the production, the rubber steel balls are super precise and also significantly rounder than comparable balls.
• One box of Rubber-Steel Balls (100 pieces) in 43 cal. weighs 195 gr. (one single piece weighs around 1,8 grams). Very good shot and hit picture used on home defense pistols such as t4e pistols. These projectiles, weighing heavier than the standard rubber balls, will be dispatched at very high speed. During the impact the ball will receive a violent shock, which will deform it slightly. The deformation is small and difficult to see with the naked eye, but present.
• The major advantage of this type of projectile is that, upon impact, it will cause very significant pain, but will have the advantage of not penetrating the skin, which will allow you to neutralize without injuring your attacker. You still have to aim because this type of projectile can do small damage, especially on furniture or electronic devices (such as a television, computer screen, etc.)