Top 5 Most Accurate Guns
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depends on the barrel and all that malarky...generally people would say the cocker
as would i but as i said..all to do with the barrel/bore
as would i
but as i said..all to do with the barrel/bore
most accurate gun???
a barret .50???
oh!!! pball marker.....
i don't think one is more accurate than the other... coz there are a lot of factors affecting it.... big one being a round ball is not one of the best shapes to fire to get the truest flight path possible.... as no 2 pball's are "exactly" the same...
you can do a few things to improve accuracy on a marker good paint to barrel match, a marker with very little kick, good quality paintballs with the best consistancy... and i don't think a cocker is any more accurate than a inferno on its own... you have to help each one along to get the best out of it...
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a barret .50???
oh!!! pball marker.....
i don't think one is more accurate than the other... coz there are a lot of factors affecting it.... big one being a round ball is not one of the best shapes to fire to get the truest flight path possible.... as no 2 pball's are "exactly" the same...
you can do a few things to improve accuracy on a marker good paint to barrel match, a marker with very little kick, good quality paintballs with the best consistancy... and i don't think a cocker is any more accurate than a inferno on its own... you have to help each one along to get the best out of it...
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Cocker
Matrix
Timmy
Shocker
Excaliber
Not in any order. Basically closed bolt systems and the timmies are the most accurate. Though accuracy in a paintball gun is hard to define.
Matrix
Timmy
Shocker
Excaliber
Not in any order. Basically closed bolt systems and the timmies are the most accurate. Though accuracy in a paintball gun is hard to define.
sorry but with the right p8 mtch with my freak, my ir3 is super accurate (1ball on top of the other)
As NBR has stated - no such thing with regards to markers...
IMO - accuracy has no relation to the type marker...
Quality paint and a good fitting barrel (in relation to the paint travelling through it) is important, but even then, I don't think you could ever call it 'accurate'...
I could blow a ball out of a barrel just as accurately (ok - not as far mind) as any marker you want to pick!
IMO - accuracy has no relation to the type marker...
Quality paint and a good fitting barrel (in relation to the paint travelling through it) is important, but even then, I don't think you could ever call it 'accurate'...
I could blow a ball out of a barrel just as accurately (ok - not as far mind) as any marker you want to pick!
ok then....
try it with one of Sosta's 3 foot barrels....like to even see you get it out the end....(that's a lot of breath)
try it with one of Sosta's 3 foot barrels....like to even see you get it out the end....(that's a lot of breath)
Lots of people believe in the whole "closed bolts are more accurate" thing, but Warpig's experimental data did not confirm it. I think that the deal is that a closed bolt marker doesn't have as much moving around between the time the firing sequence starts and the time the ball leaves the barrel. So, maybe the first shot, the marker is easier to hold steady. After that, stability would depend on the weight of all moving parts vs the weight of the non-moving parts. The greater the ratio, the more the marker bucks and the harder it is to hold on target.
But then, there are also the autococker pixies, which bless each ballthat an autococker shoots. This makes autocockers rule.
But then, there are also the autococker pixies, which bless each ballthat an autococker shoots. This makes autocockers rule.
autococker
i believe the cocker is more accurate as it has a more stable firing platform, and because of the pneumatic's etc, has a lot less recoil when firing faster, whereas with alot of other guns the gun tends to kick up a little when firing fast. also the bolt has a lot to do with it, like evo. bolt being good to put air all around the ball evenly, and light delrin for less recoil.
But then there is the matter of pressure regulation, and low pressure guns which i cant be arsed to go into, and i havent even touched on barrels etc.!
anyone want to disagree, or expand on this?
i believe the cocker is more accurate as it has a more stable firing platform, and because of the pneumatic's etc, has a lot less recoil when firing faster, whereas with alot of other guns the gun tends to kick up a little when firing fast. also the bolt has a lot to do with it, like evo. bolt being good to put air all around the ball evenly, and light delrin for less recoil.
But then there is the matter of pressure regulation, and low pressure guns which i cant be arsed to go into, and i havent even touched on barrels etc.!
anyone want to disagree, or expand on this?