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Re: I didn't understand your post.

In Reply to: I didn't understand your post. posted by Dale on June 30, 2003 at 10:09:22:

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Posted by:
Sinagent
on July 03, 2003 at 22:39:54

at 150psi you have to have a larger volume of air to reach the same velocity, so he is getting shootdown because he isnt getting a high enough volume of air to behind the ball because the volume of air doesnt have time to recharge. i can get my cocker to shoot at 290fps at 160psi no problem, its just not so efficent. but i get no shoot down at about 12bps(i have an eblade). i have a tornado valve, with a bob long tornado reg, and an aim eagle body. but it does work, and im pretty sure i could get it to run at 150. ill try if you'd like. and wouldnt a shorter barrel maek your gun louder since thered be less room for the air to escape behind the ball? jsut my little bit
danny

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: at 150psi you have to have a larger volume of air to reach the same velocity, so he is getting shootdown because he isnt getting a high enough volume of air to behind the ball because the volume of air doesnt have time to recharge. i can get my cocker to shoot at 290fps at 160psi no problem, its just not so efficent. but i get no shoot down at about 12bps(i have an eblade). i have a tornado valve, with a bob long tornado reg, and an aim eagle body. but it does work, and im pretty sure i could get it to run at 150. ill try if you'd like. and wouldnt a shorter barrel maek your gun louder since thered be less room for the air to escape behind the ball? jsut my little bit : danny

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