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Re: How long are the inserts? ;-)

In Reply to: How long are the inserts? ;-) posted by Vampyr on August 20, 2003 at 20:20:30:

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Posted by:
Jeremy Brown
on August 21, 2003 at 01:19:35

: Do you suppose that there is a difference in accuracy between a 12 and a 14 if the insert that the ball actually touches is only about 7? the rest is porting to quiet things down and a phalyc symbol.

I actually mentioned that to my local shop owner (who i don't like anyways) and he told me the only way to go was a 14" freak. I really like the scepter a lot better, would rather have a 12" barrel on my minicocker if there isn't much of a performance hit.
Thanks for the input.
Jeremy

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: : Do you suppose that there is a difference in accuracy between a 12 and a 14 if the insert that the ball actually touches is only about 7? the rest is porting to quiet things down and a phalyc symbol. : : I actually mentioned that to my local shop owner (who i don't like anyways) and he told me the only way to go was a 14" freak. I really like the scepter a lot better, would rather have a 12" barrel on my minicocker if there isn't much of a performance hit. : Thanks for the input. : Jeremy

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