Collection: JT

JT Paintball Markers and CO2 in South Africa

JT is one of the longest-established paintball brands, and the Splatmaster line in particular is built around low-impact play. That is a genuinely different product from tournament paintball: smaller, lighter projectiles at lower velocity, intended for younger players and casual back garden games rather than field play. NeonSales carries 4 JT products, from R89 for a Splatmaster magazine up to R1,250 for an Outkast marker.

What JT products does NeonSales stock?

• Splatmaster Z100: low-impact marker, plus spare magazines
• Outkast: conventional paintball marker, listed as refurbished
• Air: 90g threaded CO2 cartridges in two packs

Splatmaster is not standard paintball

The two are not interchangeable, and buying .68 paintballs for a Splatmaster will not work. Eye protection remains necessary regardless of impact level.

About the Outkast listing

The Outkast is listed as refurbished and supplied as the marker only, without air system or hopper. That is reflected in the price, and it is worth knowing before ordering, since a marker on its own will not shoot. Budget for a tank, a hopper and paint alongside it.

Common questions

What does 90g threaded CO2 fit? Threaded cartridges screw directly into compatible markers rather than needing a separate tank. Check that your marker takes threaded cartridges rather than a standard tank thread.

Is a spare magazine worth it? On the Splatmaster, yes. Reloading is the main interruption in a garden game, and a second magazine at R89 roughly doubles playing time between stops.

What age is Splatmaster suitable for? It is designed as a lower-impact introduction to the sport. Supervision and eye protection are still required, and you should check any age guidance on the specific product.

Can I use Splatmaster ammunition in another marker? No. The projectiles are specific to the platform.

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