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Posted by:
Oxbrain
on April 06, 2003 at 01:12:56

I'm having problems getting my gun to be accurate in the rain. Does anyone know of anything to help keep water out of the barrel and action? I live in Washington state, so I play in the rain about half the time. Right now I'm shooting a PMI Trracer pump with a silenced 12" barrel. I've tried putting a shield over the front of the barrel to deflect water, but it broke after a direct hit. Are there some guns that are more accurate than others when they get wet? If so, what gun would you recomend?

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Re: Question on paintball in the rain. PigTech 11:20:51 04/18/03 (0)

Re: Question on paintball in the rain. Roger "_The Hare_" Whitacre 03:44:54 04/06/03 (0)

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: I'm having problems getting my gun to be accurate in the rain. Does anyone know of anything to help keep water out of the barrel and action? I live in Washington state, so I play in the rain about half the time. Right now I'm shooting a PMI Trracer pump with a silenced 12" barrel. I've tried putting a shield over the front of the barrel to deflect water, but it broke after a direct hit. Are there some guns that are more accurate than others when they get wet? If so, what gun would you recomend?

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