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Re: Question on paintball in the rain.

In Reply to: Question on paintball in the rain. posted by Oxbrain on April 06, 2003 at 01:12:56:

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Posted by:
Roger "_The Hare_" Whitacre
on April 06, 2003 at 03:44:54

Generally speaking I was told that longer Stock barrels or barrels with minimal porting are best for those types of conditions (longer for less trajectory sway as rain tends to make balls fall faster/harder). . . If you need; I can send you a foam barrel guard--(for 7/8"; not for fancy outer milling thou)--for free just drop me another message to see if your interested and we can swap E-mails. . .

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: Generally speaking I was told that longer Stock barrels or barrels with minimal porting are best for those types of conditions (longer for less trajectory sway as rain tends to make balls fall faster/harder). . . If you need; I can send you a foam barrel guard--(for 7/8"; not for fancy outer milling thou)--for free just drop me another message to see if your interested and we can swap E-mails. . .

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