Posted by: gregh on June 24, 2003 at 01:16:17

You need to fit the paint to the barrel. My son has an autococker that shoots perfectly straight and never breaks a ball and they don't roll out of the gun(not a problem with 98s) and are brass eagles. In my 98 I break a ton of them as they are too big for the barrel. I have found draxus blaze fit the best. You need to experiment with the "blow gun" test and find the right paint and then things will be good. I have a tru-flight and a boomstick for my custom and both work well with the right paint(tru flight is quieter though)with paint that easily rolls out of the barrel accuracy is shot. : has anyone used 32 degrees competition paint in their 98 custom? if so how did it perform? i have a tippmann 14" sniper barell...but any input is appriceated thanx

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