barrels in wet weather.
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Then ya use a fluffy or shoot the first threw shots threw it and it will probs clear it
Chriz
And if you don't you should as it would act as a silencer (theoretically, to some extent anyway).
Insulting tape FTW
Even though technically it is against Mill rules too, along with stickers, gun graffiti, cling film etc. etc.
Smartpart's actually sell a barrel with no porting on, designed especially for those wet days
That or the cling-film the your sarnies
I use an old 10" Timmy barrel that has no porting whatsoever, and has a boring as wide as the back end of a bus. No wetness *giggle*, no swelling fear and no being pulled by reffs..
That or the cling-film the your sarnies
I use an old 10" Timmy barrel that has no porting whatsoever, and has a boring as wide as the back end of a bus. No wetness *giggle*, no swelling fear and no being pulled by reffs..
as ballon says, smart parts do a "rain barrel" essentially an all-american front, minus the porting....
Tape or gun graffiti is good but the best i've seen was a member of nexus when they were shooting egos in 06 tapped a dye Ultralite plastic tube over the tip of the barrel to keep rain out and still let it port.
The reason to cover the porting is because the water will enter the barrel causing a restriction and extra friction unevenly on the surface, the can cause swelling and at the very least will cause the ball to reduce in speed and gain abit of spin in a random direction.
Remeber kids, always wrap your barrel if it is getting wet.
The reason to cover the porting is because the water will enter the barrel causing a restriction and extra friction unevenly on the surface, the can cause swelling and at the very least will cause the ball to reduce in speed and gain abit of spin in a random direction.
Remeber kids, always wrap your barrel if it is getting wet.
Yeah, in between games of frisbee with CDs full of our personal dataisnt that what the government is telling us too
