Umarex T4E TR 68 Revolver .68 Caliber Training Pistol Paintball Gun Marker

Cool gun.. Not overly realistic. But super fun. Has quite enough power for backyard plinking. But this is huge, looks like HellBoys blaster in smaller hands. Quick CO2 piercing valve is a nice touch, makes it easy to be on "Standby" for long periods of time.. Highly recommended - lots of fun, and useful for warding off porch pirates and other vermin.

This is a magnum on paintball steroids. If you ever wanted to feel Wild West on the range, or perhaps like a tiny elf holding a regular gun... this is for you. It holds .68 caliber rounds, so scale the size up in your head. This is an *monster*. It looks like a side arm but it is NOT. That said, it works like a beast. In-grip co2, built in rails for upgrades. If you can handle the sheer size, you'll have a six-shot cannon that looks pretty awesome.

Thought I got a deal, but it was $15 cheaper on Ebay. Only ran 15 launches through it with rubber balls, but it works fine. If you live in a blue craphole state, and you modify it or any launcher for more fps, you may end up in trouble if you have to use it on a criminal. I like the Salt S2 over this but, it's not bad for $109, even better off ebay for $94. Update: Recently got a 13j Umarex HDR 50, seems to do more damage to plastic kitty litter containers than the 17j or so Salt S2. It was cheaper on ebay. This 11j would be fine for pepper balls, the other 2 self defense balls...

I’m giving this marker 4-stars because it is not as well made as its .50 caliber cousin. This .68 caliber is very lightweight, doesn’t feel all that sturdy—feels like lightweight plastic because it is.The magazines hold 5 rounds each, loosely. In other words, the rounds are not as snug as the .50 pistol, and DEFINITELY not snug as the .68 shotgun marker. Some loads won’t work well. For example, given the play around an inserted round, your best bet will be the hard rubber balls with a steel ball in the center. Rounds that are ceramic, metal, or other shiny, hard surface will fall out of the magazines.Yes, I’m happy to keep it, as it’s a highly effective caliber for less than lethal home defence. I plan on replacing the valve that regulates the FPS and joule output. Those valves are available on e-by the bay for $45 to $50.Do I recommend this marker? Yes, in spite of a few things I’d change, it’s a very good personal defence weapon. Keep in mind, this, as any projectile firing device is a weapon to be used as a last resort and NEVER against a realm firearm.I like these rounds for reliability.https://www.amazon.com/Balls-Coating-Paintballs-Defense-paintballs/dp/B083MWL55V/ref=sr_1_10?crid=1XPO8ILCT4JYS&keywords=.68+less+than+lethal&qid=1665979501&sprefix=68+less+than+lethal%2Caps%2C187&sr=8-10&ufe=app_do%3Aamzn1.fos.18ed3cb5-28d5-4975-8bc7-93deae8f9840This round is polished and shiny outside. I suspect the magazines may not grip them firmly enough to keep them from dribbling out of the barrel. Anyway, I plan to give them a try, as they’d be awesome stoppers.https://www.amazon.com/Riot-Balls-Defense-Practice-Paintball/dp/B074XMVVC6/ref=sr_1_23?crid=1XPO8ILCT4JYS&keywords=.68+less+than+lethal&qid=1665979501&sprefix=68+less+than+lethal%2Caps%2C187&sr=8-23

Ordered this before getting the fence completed, because a neighbor lets their two labrador mix mutts roam at will despite my compaints, and I didn't want to kill or seriously injure them (the dogs ;-P ). While I never had the opportunity to use it for its intended purpose (originally thought pepper balls would be best, but decided that with paintballs the dogs coming home with extra color might get the owner's attention AND I'd be able to prove WHERE they were tagged), I'm confident that had they been, they would NOT have returned.I set up a target on a piece of corrigated cardboard, and the .68 caliber rubber practice rounds easily penetrated it from 60' away with no modifications to the gun, so I would NOT recommend using those against anything you don't want to injure or kill.

Wanted to love this but it splits almost every paintball. It MIGHT launch one without splitting but once it does you need to pause and clean the whole mechanism. I bought multiple ammunition cylinders and they all do the same. Spend a bit more money on a more reliable marker. If I can get this to work somehow I'll update the review.

We bought this in hopes to protect our family from the neighbors dogs when they come on our property. We tried steel balls and the drop is tremendous at 100 feet. The weight should leave a dent in thin sheet metal. It does not. We tried paint balls and when you aim,, the site is on the target but when its 50 feet away, its pretty low so you have to aim high. Not worth the money.

I know nothing about paint guns, I was going to use a sling shot but the price was inexpensive. Co2 lasts a long time, Easy to hit a fence post at 20 yards using great quality paint balls, There is a difference in paint ball quality. I use it to mark cattle that I have vaccinated with a projectile. ( THink Dart Gun with vaccine)Easy to mark a shoulder at 30 yards, about 1 foot of drop at that distance.