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WARPIG Tech Talk - High End Paintguns
same barrel, same paint, same accuracy....

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Posted by Chad K. on August 23, 2002 at 08:30:32:

In Reply to: Angel vs Bushmaster Accuracy posted by Kevman-X on August 15, 2002 at 01:53:00:

: Which is more accurate, the angel or the bushmaster?

Accuracy is 95% paint-barrel match, and 5% luck. With the same barrel and paint, one marker is as accurate as any other. Also, a paintball is an extremely imperfect projectile. You're launching a mostly, but not perfectly round ball with a viscous liquid filling that may or may not be balanced within the ball itself. Find a marker that you're comfortable with, get a few barrels of varying bore sizes (or a system like the very overpriced and overhyped Freak), use good quality paint and practice. That's the only way to improve your shooting accuracy.

-Chad

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Re: same barrel, same paint, same accuracy.... Stylez 01:31:59 08/26/02 (4)
- OK, I concede on the math, but the point is... Chad K. 08:26:50 08/26/02 (3)
  - i won't concede "new math", >>what i have seen.... screaming tree 02:03:28 08/30/02 (2)
    - Please go here and read this... Chad K. 15:48:04 08/30/02 (1)
      - WHY IN WORLD WAS I S'PPOSED TO READ THAT? screaming tree 01:58:12 09/03/02 (0)

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: : Which is more accurate, the angel or the bushmaster? : Accuracy is 95% paint-barrel match, and 5% luck. With the same barrel and paint, one marker is as accurate as any other. Also, a paintball is an extremely imperfect projectile. You're launching a mostly, but not perfectly round ball with a viscous liquid filling that may or may not be balanced within the ball itself. Find a marker that you're comfortable with, get a few barrels of varying bore sizes (or a system like the very overpriced and overhyped Freak), use good quality paint and practice. That's the only way to improve your shooting accuracy. : -Chad

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