Byrna Eco-Kinetic Projectiles

I bought these Eco-Kinetic projectiles to keep the neighborhood kids from walking on my side of the street when they get out of school. Man, these things are effective!!! Gotcha!!! Of course I'm kidding. I use them for what they are intended for and that is practice rounds for the Byrna kinetic launcher. Accuracy is as expected, OK but not as good as quality paintballs. Value for the price is clearly at the bottom of the scale. The cost of materials and cost of manufacturing these things is miniscule compared to the sales price. But since there is only a couple of manufacturers making these balls they can set any price they want. And if we want them, we have to pay the grossly inflated marked up price they are charging. I may try .68 caliber paintballs for practice ammo. Amazon has some listed at S42.65 for 2,000 balls. That's a BIG difference in price per unit.

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Bought these for use with my Byrna SD pistol. The balls fit well and shoot cleanly. I am also using the Byrna red laser with this gun. With the laser set for 15 feet (for use in the house), I can place all five rounds from one clip of these eco-balls into an eight inch circle. Generally I think the accuracy is a little off due to the round shape of the eco-projectiles; they're really two halves fused together, and on most the "equator" of each ball sticks out ever so slightly, likely causing a little deviation from shot to shot. The regular hard plastic kinetic rounds are much smoother and I get a smaller grouping at 15 feet. Still, even eight inch groupings into center mass with the regular plastic kinetic rounds should be quite painful for any intruder. A minor complaint is that these eco-rounds actually are quite hard and about 2/3 of them do not break or turn into powder when shot at a hard surface such as a tree or brick wall (from 15 feet), so safety glasses are a must when practicing. I have also re-used a number of these previously shot green balls in the gun with no issues. So far I'm happy with using these for practice. Even newbies should be able to get good results using these with the SD after a little practice.

They disintegrate if you can't find them.