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Re: Call Mike Now...ask for a side of rings.

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Posted by Pat "H-to-O" Clough on June 21, 2002 at 07:44:51:

In Reply to: Call Mike Now...ask for a side of rings. posted by Burphel on June 21, 2002 at 05:38:04:

Oh, you're talking about the set of "Detent Rings" that first appears when you get onto phantomonline.com, right? I had seen those, and I knew that they would help keep the paint from sliding out the barrel, but do they help maintain the accuracy? I would be very happy to shoot nothing but cheap paint, but I'm most concerned that the marker's accuracy would suffer.

(If having those rings means I can shoot pretty much anything with the same distance, accuracy, and efficiency, I'll be pretty happy to buy them instead of another barrel!)

Pat

: I just got a set of the ball sizer rings CCI now makes for the Phantom. Went out to do some target shooting, and it shot like a champ with Diablo RecSport. That's right, with these little doohickies, I can shoot CHEAP PAINT. At about $6 for three different sizes (plus the bore of the barrel itself if the paint's huge), you can shoot just about any paint you want.

: Carpe Noctum,
: Burphel

: "An elegent weapon, for a more civilized time..."

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Re: Call Mike Now...ask for a side of rings. Burphel 17:44:10 06/21/02 (10)
- Barrels, rings, and vanity plates? Pat "H-to-O" Clough 09:21:39 06/23/02 (9)
  - Re: Barrels, rings, and vanity plates? Burphel 08:10:08 06/24/02 (8)
    - Re: Barrels, rings, and vanity plates? Pat "H-to-O" Clough 18:19:11 06/24/02 (7)
      - If you don't shoot a Phantom, you're missing a lot Burphel 12:38:39 06/25/02 (6)
        
        True, True Pat "H-to-O" Clough 19:11:42 06/25/02 (4)
        
        Re: True, True Burphel 23:20:27 06/25/02 (3)
        
        Re: True, True Pat "H-to-O" Clough 18:29:25 06/26/02 (2)
        
        Re: True, True Burphel 21:07:27 06/26/02 (1)
        
        Final Post Pat "H-to-O" Clough 18:11:45 06/27/02 (0)
        
        True, True Pat "H-to-O" Clough 19:11:32 06/25/02 (0)

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: Oh, you're talking about the set of "Detent Rings" that first appears when you get onto phantomonline.com, right? I had seen those, and I knew that they would help keep the paint from sliding out the barrel, but do they help maintain the accuracy? I would be very happy to shoot nothing but cheap paint, but I'm most concerned that the marker's accuracy would suffer. : (If having those rings means I can shoot pretty much anything with the same distance, accuracy, and efficiency, I'll be pretty happy to buy them instead of another barrel!) : Pat : : I just got a set of the ball sizer rings CCI now makes for the Phantom. Went out to do some target shooting, and it shot like a champ with Diablo RecSport. That's right, with these little doohickies, I can shoot CHEAP PAINT. At about $6 for three different sizes (plus the bore of the barrel itself if the paint's huge), you can shoot just about any paint you want. : : Carpe Noctum, : : Burphel : : "An elegent weapon, for a more civilized time..."

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