standard .68 caliber.
About an 1/8th of an inch.
Custom Products single piece is as accurate as you clan get without buying inserts and specific size paints.
no, there are different paintballs for different types of guns
Caliber, which is in inches in diameter. For instance paintballs are .685 caliber: .685 inches in diameter, from one end, through the middle, to the other. Paintballs vary in size by +/- .020 or so.
68/4500. high enough pressure for a Tippmann and just the right size.
no
they are about the same size both run through .68 barrel or closer
It depends on the quality and size of your paintballs.
They do not, mainly because of the tolerances for paintballs themselves (it will burst when exposed to exploding gunpowder) and the size of them (the average size of paintballs are in the .68 caliber area), unless if you're talking about Simunition (in which this type of projectile is restricted to the members of the armed forces and law enforcement officers).
They are actually one in the same. There was never an orginial "model 98" only the custom series. The difference though would be found in the Tippmann 98 custom Platinum series with its easy to remove body. There is also a difference in barrel sizes if im not mistaken but I think the newer 98 customs and platinums have the improved size (the same size as the A5)
Picatinny- standard size
It depends on how full it is and what the temperature is, as well as the guns efficiency. You can guess however that: a twelve gram can shoot around 30-35 a 9 oz can shoot around 500-700 a 12 oz can shoot around 800-1000 a 20 oz can shoot around 1000-1200 a 24 oz can shoot around 1200-1500