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WARPIG Tech Talk - Model 98 / 98 Custom
.689 or .693?

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Posted by Joe "RedDog" Martin on March 26, 2002 at 13:06:50:

In Reply to: Re: Paint to Barrel Match. posted by m98monkey on March 25, 2002 at 22:28:14:

So if I get the .693 barrel it should work fine all year round? Is .693 too big for the .690 balls in good weather though?
Thanks

: Yes, not to bad, maybe a few more breaks then usual, but your main concern should be swelling. A normal paintball can swell from .689 to .691 easy on a slightly humid day. On hot/humid days, maybe worse. Not a good idea to try it if the weather is warm and humid, but on a cool, dry day, shouldn't hurt too much at all.

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: So if I get the .693 barrel it should work fine all year round? Is .693 too big for the .690 balls in good weather though? : Thanks : : Yes, not to bad, maybe a few more breaks then usual, but your main concern should be swelling. A normal paintball can swell from .689 to .691 easy on a slightly humid day. On hot/humid days, maybe worse. Not a good idea to try it if the weather is warm and humid, but on a cool, dry day, shouldn't hurt too much at all.

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