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Re: tippmann shooting distance

In Reply to: Re: tippmann shooting distance posted by c98sniper on May 04, 2003 at 22:28:00:

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Posted by:
Timmy_Newbie
on May 07, 2003 at 21:08:26

I have a 10" boomy and 14" AA. These work well and have reach, not as far as the flatline, but they will break. The flatline can reach out and "hit" someone, but it will most like "bounce" of them at this range. Also, increasing your air outflow will work, but there are limits as mentioned.
1. 12"-14" barrel, maybe even a 16" will help
2. Consistent air flow
3. Adjust your angle, snipers may aim 10 to 45 degrees above the horizon. So the paintball is kinda "lobbed" over to its target

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: I have a 10" boomy and 14" AA. These work well and have reach, not as far as the flatline, but they will break. The flatline can reach out and "hit" someone, but it will most like "bounce" of them at this range. Also, increasing your air outflow will work, but there are limits as mentioned. : 1. 12"-14" barrel, maybe even a 16" will help : 2. Consistent air flow : 3. Adjust your angle, snipers may aim 10 to 45 degrees above the horizon. So the paintball is kinda "lobbed" over to its target

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