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== Other equipment == Arrow Precision manufactured and distributed equipment beyond its complete paintball markers. === Paintballs === The company marketed paintballs under the Sterling brand. Its documented product ranges included: * '''Sterling Pro''': Paintballs marketed for tournament use. * '''Sterling Game''': Paintballs intended for recreational and commercial field use. * '''Sterling Rec''': Field-grade paintballs marketed with durable shells. * '''Sterling Shield''': A lower-cost range intended for practice and recreational applications. These products were listed in Arrow Precision's international trade catalogue.[1] === Compressed-air systems === Arrow Precision marketed the '''Airborn''' range of high-pressure air systems. The company's catalogue included systems rated for 3,000 psi and 4,500 psi service pressures, with different regulator configurations.[1] The range was exhibited alongside the company's paintball markers at the 2009 SHOT Show.[3] === Accessories === Arrow Precision also marketed paintball accessories and replacement components, including: * Hellfire barrels * Inferno replacement bolts and trigger frames * Sterling Venturi bolt kits * Paintball hoppers and pods * Pack Mule pod harnesses * COβ cylinders and valves * Air-system adaptors and fittings * Replacement marker parts The company's catalogue included components for the maintenance and modification of its existing marker range.[1]
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