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Posted by:
DukieNukem
on August 04, 2003 at 18:34:49

I was wondering if someone could answer a few questions. I know the flatline is good for longer distances but pretty bad at closer distances. Does anyone know roughly what kind of distance this is? Is it inaccurate at 20(?) feet but becomes accurate after that? I was just wondering about specifics like that. Also, if the only reason it is inaccurate is because of the dip it takes due to the backspin, could that be accounted for by firing higher than you normally would for a target in close range? Thanks.

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the only reasonable answer Evil_Empire 21:29:02 08/08/03 (0)

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: I was wondering if someone could answer a few questions. I know the flatline is good for longer distances but pretty bad at closer distances. Does anyone know roughly what kind of distance this is? Is it inaccurate at 20(?) feet but becomes accurate after that? I was just wondering about specifics like that. Also, if the only reason it is inaccurate is because of the dip it takes due to the backspin, could that be accounted for by firing higher than you normally would for a target in close range? Thanks.

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