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Re: Thanks!

In Reply to: Thanks! posted by Michael on June 03, 2003 at 21:21:35:

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Posted by:
Bill "Capt Bill" Tison
on June 04, 2003 at 08:40:00

"The fins start to rip when I go above 250 fps."
Well, they should!
I'll bet two of the fins hang on the back of the barrel where you cut the opening to insert the foam rocket. Perhaps a very gradual ramp would help.
I'm hearing more people suggesting these things be shot at less than 200fps.
Bill
HellFire

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: "The fins start to rip when I go above 250 fps." : Well, they should! : I'll bet two of the fins hang on the back of the barrel where you cut the opening to insert the foam rocket. Perhaps a very gradual ramp would help. : I'm hearing more people suggesting these things be shot at less than 200fps. : Bill : HellFire

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