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    #16
    Originally posted by uv_halo View Post
    Just for everyone's awareness: Even if they got these guns shooting at 300FPS or less, they are not approved for paintball use due to the fact that the round is longer than it's caliber as required by the ASTM specification. They could get approved (included) but, that would require the industry to get together with the ASTM and whatever folks of the public would want to get involved.
    Also for everyone's awareness: Adherence to a standard is not strictly required for paintball use. Standards are not laws. That said, it's a safe bet that no insurance company (or robust lease agreement) would ever allow something that's not industry standard. Lawyers (like a certain highly-informed lawyer I know) would easily be able to demonstrate why use of those torpedo rounds was a terrible idea on a paintball field and determine where the liability for any incurred damages would land. I think it should be obvious that any discussion around here about using these guns for paintball means they are shooting paintballs.
    Last edited by Siress; 06-30-2023, 10:53 PM.
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    • uv_halo
      uv_halo commented
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      I don't think there are any commercially operated fields in the U.S. that are not insured. The insurance industry (to include the underwriters) extensively rely on the ASTM sub-committee for paintball and their findings. One such company (Cossio Insurance) actually tried to influence the ASTM to not include First Strike rounds in the standards and prevent them from being used on commercially operated and insured fields, regardless of field operator intentions.

      As for discussions here implicitly meaning they are for shooting paintballs, that would mean that First Strike guns, and rounds could not be discussed here until they were in the ASTM and, stuff like the Sniperball should never have been discussed and never shall be discussed because they never sought ASTM approval once, in their 20+yrs of existence.

    #17
    Originally posted by Trbo323 View Post

    That round is not a paintball round though so I don't see the problem. If you are loading paintball you get around that.

    Velocity would still be an issue though

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    My post was in response to those folks who would want a paint filled version of these rounds.
    Originally posted by Tom Kaye, in response to FS price critics:

    Unfortunately all of you have played the one "speedball" game of paintball for so long you can't conceive of other ways to do this and hence any new ideas seem stupid.
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      #18
      I'm tempted but the spare cylinders are 3x times the price of a TR-50 cylinder and I have lots of those already. Besides cylinder type and the ability to accept these new rounds, it doesn't seem like there is a substantial difference between the TR-50 and the 'Torpedo'.

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        #19
        What the hell? Why did a get a notice today for a comment that I made in June of 2023 (and forgot that I had already replied to it)?
        Originally posted by Tom Kaye, in response to FS price critics:

        Unfortunately all of you have played the one "speedball" game of paintball for so long you can't conceive of other ways to do this and hence any new ideas seem stupid.
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        • Siress

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          So you didn't spend the last half of 2023 doing due diligence on that comment?

        • uv_halo
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          Siress I totally did :P

        #20
        Originally posted by uv_halo View Post
        What the hell? Why did a get a notice today for a comment that I made in June of 2023 (and forgot that I had already replied to it)?
        Weird I just got a notification today that you quoted me in June

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