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In Reply to: Re: paint match for teardrop barrel posted by Clayphoto on April 16, 2003 at 12:06:01:

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Clayphoto
on April 16, 2003 at 20:22:02

After I posted my last message I thought about it and my numbers didn't sound right. So just went to the backyard and shot a 5 shot cluster at 25 yards with the Big Ball. 11" cluster.
Sorry! Can you tell I'm horrible at numbers? :)

: Since I'm still getting used to playing paintball, my first 2000 case I bought was Big Ball. At 25 yards on a target range with this paint, my shot cluster is about 2 feet and most of the variance comes on the elevation rather than drift. Looks like Big Ball and Teardrop is probably more consistent than a stock Custom 98.

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: After I posted my last message I thought about it and my numbers didn't sound right. So just went to the backyard and shot a 5 shot cluster at 25 yards with the Big Ball. 11" cluster. : Sorry! Can you tell I'm horrible at numbers? :) : : : Since I'm still getting used to playing paintball, my first 2000 case I bought was Big Ball. At 25 yards on a target range with this paint, my shot cluster is about 2 feet and most of the variance comes on the elevation rather than drift. Looks like Big Ball and Teardrop is probably more consistent than a stock Custom 98.

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