Umarex T4E PB .50 Pepper – Pepper balls for effective self-defense. Upon impact, they release an irritating powder that disorients the attacker. Precise, reliable, and compatible with T4E markers!
RazorGun .68 Metal-Rubber – Heavy-duty rounds made of hardened rubber with metal infusion. Increased weight, stronger impact, and high precision. Perfect for self-defense, training, and recreational shooting!
Umarex T4E PB .68 – Pepper balls for effective self-defense. Upon impact, they release an irritating powder, disorienting the attacker. Reliable, precise, and moisture-resistant!
RazorGun .68 Rubber – Durable rubber balls for training, self-defense, and recreation. Precision-crafted, jam-resistant, and highly effective. Choose reliability and accuracy with every shot!
RazorGun Steel Core Devastator cal .68 / 40 pcs is a hybrid ammunition for the T4E HDS 68 shotgun. Its characteristic features include excellent penetration.
Fluorescent .50 caliber rubber balls for training and self-defense—glow in the dark after light exposure, delivering powerful impact and instinctive aiming even in low-light conditions.
Precision .50 caliber rounds with a hardened rubber core and stabilizing sabot—designed for accuracy, powerful impact, and reliable performance in both training and close-to-mid-range defense scenarios.
Precision .50 caliber paintballs with blue marking paint and flight stabilizers—delivering accuracy, visible impact confirmation, and reliable performance in all conditions.
High-precision .50 caliber training rounds made of hard polymer with marking powder—perfect for simulations, tactical training, and combat games, even in challenging conditions.
12 g CO2 feed capsule by ASG (Actions Sport Games) for pistols and air rifles. CO2 cartridges throw shots using compressed carbon dioxide. One capsule is enough to shoot about 60 pellets.
RazorGun .50 Metal-Rubber – Heavy-duty training rounds made of hardened rubber with metal infusion. Increased weight, stronger impact, and high precision. Perfect for self-defense and training with the HDR 50!
