Byrna .68 Cal Pro Training Projectiles: 5 vs 95 Count

Quick answer

For regular practice and magazine loading drills, the 95-count box offers the best value per round. The 5-count bundle is a good entry point if you only need a few projectiles for a quick test or to top off your kit.

Trade-offs at a glance

• 95-count box: Best value per round. Suitable for regular practice sessions, training courses, or sharing with a friend. Buy this if you plan to practice more than once or twice.
• 5-count bundle: Higher cost per round but lower upfront investment. Good for a quick test, a backup stash, or if you rarely use training rounds. Choose this when you only need a few rounds to confirm operation.
• Compatibility note: Both packs are not compatible with the Byrna CL and Byrna CL-XL models. The 95-count box is also not compatible with the Byrna CL. Check your launcher model before buying either pack.

Product facts

• Byrna .68 Cal Pro Training Projectiles (95 Count): 95-count box of Byrna .68 Cal Pro Training Projectiles filled with inert powder for safe practice. You get enough rounds for multiple range sessions or magazine loading drills without needing to reorder frequently.

  

• Byrna .68 Cal Pro Training Projectiles (5 Count)(Bundle Item): 5-count bundle of Byrna .68 Cal Pro Training Projectiles, also filled with inert powder. Ideal for a quick function check or for users who only need a handful of practice rounds at a time.

  

Which one fits you?

Best for

• Regular trainers who want the lowest per-round cost and a bulk supply
• Those attending a training class or range day where multiple magazines will be loaded

Not for

• Users who only need a few rounds to verify their launcher cycles
• People who want to keep a small emergency stash without spending much upfront