Solid Shaped Projectiles | 0.68 Calibre | 3.2 g | 10 / 100 Count | MCS

MCS Solid Shaped Projectiles

The MCS Solid Shaped Projectiles are reusable 0.68 calibre nylon rounds made for testing, training and target use with compatible shaped-projectile systems.

Each projectile weighs about 3.2 g. The solid nylon body uses a shaped rear section that helps keep the round stable during flight.

Choose between packs of 10 or 100 projectiles. Both options are supplied in Red.

Product Features

• 0.68 calibre
• Approx. 3.2 g per projectile
• Solid nylon construction
• Shaped projectile design
• Red colour
• Available in 10 or 100 count
• No paint or chemical fill
• Made for testing and practice
• Can be recovered and reused when undamaged
• Designed for compatible shaped-projectile systems

Specifications

• Brand: MCS
• Model: Solid Shaped Projectile
• Product Type: Training Projectile
• Projectile Type: Nylon
• Calibre: 0.68
• Weight: 3.2 g
• Material: Nylon
• Shape: Shaped / Fin-Stabilised
• Colour: Red
• Quantity: 10 or 100
• Chemical Fill: No
• Marking Fill: No
• Reusable: Yes, when clean and undamaged
• Condition: New

Designed for Training and Testing

MCS designed these solid rounds as a lower-cost option for testing a compatible marker.

They are useful when checking feeding, setting up equipment or practising with a shaped projectile without using a normal First Strike round each time.

The solid design means there is no paint or chemical fill inside the projectile.

Solid Nylon Construction

Each round is made from solid nylon and weighs about 3.2 grams.

The rear of the projectile has a shaped design rather than the simple spherical shape of a normal paintball.

This shape is intended for launchers and magazines that can feed shaped ammunition.

Reusable Design

One of the main benefits of these projectiles is that they can be recovered and used again when they remain in good condition.

MCS recommends rinsing recovered rounds with clean water before reuse. This helps remove dust and dirt that could enter the marker.

Allow the projectile to dry before loading it again.

Do not reuse a round that is cracked, badly scratched, bent or deformed.

Compatibility

These projectiles are made for compatible 0.68 calibre shaped-projectile systems.

A launcher being 0.68 calibre does not automatically mean it can use shaped ammunition. The magazine and feed path must also support this type of projectile.

Always check the launcher and magazine specifications before use.

Why Use a Solid Practice Projectile?

Normal First Strike-style rounds are designed for use during play and can cost more each time the marker is tested.

These MCS nylon rounds give you a reusable option for:

• Marker testing
• Magazine testing
• Target practice
• Equipment setup
• Sight adjustment
• General training

They are especially useful when you want to check that a shaped-projectile system feeds correctly without using your normal field ammunition.

Compatible Dye-Hard Products

These rounds can be paired with compatible shaped-projectile systems available from Dye-Hard.

Examples include the Milsig M17 G3 and Milsig T17.

You can also view the First Strike FSC 0.68 Calibre Black for another shaped-projectile-capable 0.68 platform.

Always confirm compatibility with the exact launcher and magazine before loading these rounds.

Care and Maintenance

Keep the projectiles clean and dry.

After target use, inspect each round before collecting it for reuse. Rinse away dirt or dust with clean water, then allow the round to dry fully.

Do not load a damaged or deformed projectile.

Keeping the rounds clean also helps reduce the amount of dirt that enters the magazine and marker.

Manufacturer

These projectiles are manufactured by MCS – Modern Combat Sports.

MCS produces MagFed paintball equipment, shaped projectiles, magazines, marker parts and tactical paintball accessories.

Conclusion

The MCS Solid Shaped Projectiles give users of compatible 0.68 calibre systems a practical reusable round for testing and training.

Each projectile weighs about 3.2 g and uses a solid nylon shaped design. Packs of 10 or 100 make it easy to choose the amount needed for occasional testing or regular practice.

Always check shaped-projectile compatibility before use.

Frequently Asked Questions

What calibre are these projectiles?
They are 0.68 calibre.

How much does each projectile weigh?
Each round weighs about 3.2 g.

Are the projectiles reusable?
Yes. They can be recovered and reused when they remain clean and undamaged.

What are they made from?
They are made from solid nylon.

Can they be used in every 0.68 calibre marker?
No. The marker and magazine must support shaped projectiles.

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