Posted by: Razorpb on May 01, 2003 at 14:25:56

You'll use a little more gas with the 12", possibly more barrel breaks, but performance and accurracy will the same. Longer may be easier for you to point with. Hope it helps. Razor : Well, that depends on whether or not you will get sufficient length to accelerate the balls. You need a good 6-8 inches to accelerate the ball efficiently. If porting starts too soon, you will lose efficiency. As long as you don't lose efficiency, the only really loss you will have is long range accuracy...and not alot of it, but I think it's noticeable...then again I don't think mags are particularly accurate anyway, but that is personal opinion.

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