Posted by: Dale "Head_Hunters" DuPont on February 15, 2003 at 14:46:15

None you will observe on the field anyway. Maybe measurable but not functional. Accuracy is a function of paint quality. We all have our favorites but I personally like Diableo INFERNO. Beads on a string out of a stock spyder barrel. Imagine what it would do out of a really good barrel like yours. Range is a function of muzzle velocity and again paint. Range defined as the distance you can get a consistent break with a torso hit. Well. we all are stuck with the field speed limit at the chrono so we are back to paint. The only complaint about Inferno is that people get barrel breaks. That is because it is a thin shelled paint and breaks easily on your opponents and in the barrel if you accelerate it too fast.. It will extend your functional range for a consistent break about 10 yards compared to a lot of field paints, Marbs, Allstar, etc. It is a high pressure marker paint but you can break one easily by trying to run it down a Flatline or you have unregulated CO2 and let liquid CO2 seep into you marker. When you take your first shot on a hot summers day, you will shoot a HOT round and that can break Inferno. You mentioned going to LP. Now THAT WILL improve your accuracy somewhat because the ball is deformed less accelerating down the barrel. It is Rounder when it exits the barrel so it shoots straighter. You could just put a regulator only on your Spyder and run 500-600 psi with the stock valve and shoot Inferno very reliably in winter and summer. A LP valve and maybe then with a LP bolt you could go sub 300 psi. IF you can afford the price, Diablo Hellfire is the Low Pressure Version of Inferno with an even thinner shell. You can get breaks on torsos at 40-50 yards! Would that meet your definition of increased range?

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