16mm conduit sounds good on air and springers. Hep20 is actually a bit tight if you want high performance, packing a standard dart modified with BB weight to the back of a 4 inch barrel gives 20ft range on a NF, due to high friction. Close to 70ft if not packed back. Friction kills it, especially in winter when everything's a fraction of a mm smaller.
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Guide to barrel Materials
TheKhakinator- Posts : 54
Join date : 2010-08-02
Age : 33
Location : Adelaide
- Post n°106
Re: Guide to barrel Materials
Mozart- Posts : 622
Join date : 2011-04-24
Age : 32
Location : Burnie, TAS
- Post n°107
Re: Guide to barrel Materials
Nah man, Conduit's no good for air guns. Too tight. Works like a bloody.. Uhm. Something that works awesome. For sprinters, though.
phuonguyen- Posts : 231
Join date : 2010-07-09
Age : 31
Location : Wishart, Brisbane, Queensland
- Post n°108
Re: Guide to barrel Materials
Charm?
On the other hand, my BBBB and Beserker and Shotblast works pretty well with my 16mm conduit.
My RSCB is barrelled with conduit as well, so it's really a hit and miss situation with barrel materials.
You can have one blaster that works wonders and the same one's a dud.
On the other hand, my BBBB and Beserker and Shotblast works pretty well with my 16mm conduit.
My RSCB is barrelled with conduit as well, so it's really a hit and miss situation with barrel materials.
You can have one blaster that works wonders and the same one's a dud.
Mozart- Posts : 622
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Re: Guide to barrel Materials
Charm! That was so obvious, no idea why I couldn't think of it..
Guess you're right there, would also depend on the batch of pipe and such.
Have you tried PETG or something a bit looser on those air guns? I actually haven't tested, I just go by what I've heard, which is firm fit for air guns, tight fit for spring.
Guess you're right there, would also depend on the batch of pipe and such.
Have you tried PETG or something a bit looser on those air guns? I actually haven't tested, I just go by what I've heard, which is firm fit for air guns, tight fit for spring.
phuonguyen- Posts : 231
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Re: Guide to barrel Materials
Mozart wrote:Have you tried PETG or something a bit looser on those air guns? I actually haven't tested, I just go by what I've heard, which is firm fit for air guns, tight fit for spring.
I'm of the school that prefers PETG for airguns. I like a 'snug' fit for my darts when using airguns, it seems to work better from my experiences.
In my FAQs, I've listed the recommendations of barreling materials. It's really a guide for someone to have a look at to get some decent information. Like I said before, it's very hit and miss when it comes to barreling, there's people who swear by conduit, PETG or Alu. It's really a personal preference.
Awesomenerfer823645- Posts : 10
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Location : Western Australia
- Post n°111
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Pois0n wrote:Its no where near as good as Hep20. Just because its cheap, doesn't by any means make it good. With 16mm conduit you whack on a coupler and your good to go. With that you have to nest it. With the nesting material it will cost about the same in the end.
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- Post n°112
Re: Guide to barrel Materials
Awesomenerfer823645 wrote:Pois0n wrote:Its no where near as good as Hep20. Just because its cheap, doesn't by any means make it good. With 16mm conduit you whack on a coupler and your good to go. With that you have to nest it. With the nesting material it will cost about the same in the end.
- Jacob.
I am a WA modder
You've necroed a thread by a few weeks. It wouldn't really be an issue, except that not only have you failed to contribute anything useful, but I'm baffled as to why you would post what you did. I mean, what does being a WA modder have to do with barrel material???
Consider this your only warning. Next time, why don't you introduce yourself in the proper thread...
Cheers,
Awesomenerfer823645- Posts : 10
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Age : 25
Location : Western Australia
- Post n°113
Sorry
I made I mistake I have been making a lot lately. Posting in the wrong forum or quoting the wrong thing. Do you want me to delete my posts on this forum sir? I was ment to quote:
I believe someone asked what is a good fit for 15mm stefans and I think 20mm pvc but that is probably not the best.
flyjammer wrote: little old me in WA I am the only modder.
I believe someone asked what is a good fit for 15mm stefans and I think 20mm pvc but that is probably not the best.