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WARPIG Tech Talk - Model 98 / 98 Custom
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Posted by GiJoe_Mike on April 29, 2002 at 00:06:14:

In Reply to: HELP!!! PROBLEM WITH MY NEW BARREL posted by Darren Naar on April 09, 2002 at 17:58:47:

ok this is what i think the problem is. And i got this from another source. I heard a company did a test on the acceleration of the balls speed inside a paintball barrel. thier study showed that after the ball passes 8"-12" (or 6"-12" don't remember) in the barrel the ball stops accelerating. Meaning that any barrel that exceeds 12" will just add to the balls friction and slow it down. ur's is a 16" inch. so thats 4" more than u need according to this guy's theory. dont' have the website on me

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: ok this is what i think the problem is. And i got this from another source. I heard a company did a test on the acceleration of the balls speed inside a paintball barrel. thier study showed that after the ball passes 8"-12" (or 6"-12" don't remember) in the barrel the ball stops accelerating. Meaning that any barrel that exceeds 12" will just add to the balls friction and slow it down. ur's is a 16" inch. so thats 4" more than u need according to this guy's theory. dont' have the website on me

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