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Markers by type:
- military (bottom feed)
- rental (top feed)
- sports (low-pressure)
- for children
What you may need:
- barrel cleaners
- magazines / tubes
- paintballs
- marker case
Looking for good pressent?
What paintballs do you need?
- Bottom feeding (Magfed paintball)
- Top feed
- Sport (low pressure) / speedball
Have you tried First Strikes?
- Top accuracy
- significantly longer range
- less ammunition consumption
Could come in handy:
- cleaning
- tubes / magazines
- antifog / sweat headband
Thermal Lenses
- double glazing glued with adhesive
- significantly reduces lens fogging
- higher price
Single Lenses
- easier to maintain in the long term (no glue)
- more fogging
- lower price
Recommendation:
To reduce fogging we recommend:
- headbands for sweat wicking
- anti-fogs
CO2 / HPA Hydrotests
We offer a hydrotest for:
- 200 bar air bottles
- 300 bar air bottles
- CO2 bottles
Do you need a service for your marker?
We offer:
- professional marker service / maintenance
- servicing of air / CO2 cylinders
- hydrotest of air / CO2 cylinders
- consultation
Make the paintball louder and more fun!
You don't know, what to purchase as a pressent?
Product advantages
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About the product
This replica of the well-known DBAL A2 (Dual Beam Aiming Laser - Advanced 2) is made of high quality polymer. Thanks to this, the weight is only 114g. The polymer is also a practical QD mount for the classic RIS rail.
The DBAL is equipped with a classic laser and a 120lm CREE LED flashlight. The claimed laser power is 30 MW. DBAL does not have IR laser or strobe function. The flashlight and laser can be aligned to a single point without any problem. Rubber caps will serve you against dusting of the glass. A rear LED indicates when the laser or flashlight is on.
The controls on the DBAL are not functional. It is controlled by the main pressure button on the DBALU or by the pressure switch included in the package. To power the DBALU, you need CR 123 or 16340 batteries, which are not included.
