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It's not the barrel Robbo it's the pilot. With a hell of a lot of practice you can place balls pretty well regardless of the A-B length it's just that if you do aim you will clearly get a better line with the aiming points further separated (prove otherwise)
Additionally as to your notion that if long barrels were more acurate pro's would use them this is not necessarily the case. Because of the playing styles of many pros (ie playing tight, and snap-shooting rather than bombarding the opposition) the utility of a shorter tube would outweigh any slight advantage in aiming
Now whilst the way you play may not favour a 16" pipe stuck on the end of your marker does not mean that somebody with a different style would not benefit from it.
Hey I'm not saying Paint is not the main factor determining accuracy (it clearly is) I was just pointing out that you will clearly get a better aim with a longer barrel although actually a 12" tube with a length of stick taped to it (accurately) would work just as well it's just that the aesthetics would be pretty direOriginally posted by Robbo
Since you are quoting an experimental set-up, you must be telling me that a 16 inch barrel is more accurate than a 12 or 14 inch.
Now in my experience (16 years) shooting every type of barrel, I have never and I mean never found this to be the case.
Theoretically, it doesn’t take much to work out that the main determinant in accuracy is the paint.
If you have a large (comparatively) error factor of ball manufacture (and therefore accuracy), how the hell can u determine relatively much smaller differences in barrel length accuracies ?
If 16 in barrels were more accurate than 12 or 14's, don't you think the pros would all be using them ?
Well, they don't coz they aren't.
It's not the barrel Robbo it's the pilot. With a hell of a lot of practice you can place balls pretty well regardless of the A-B length it's just that if you do aim you will clearly get a better line with the aiming points further separated (prove otherwise)
Additionally as to your notion that if long barrels were more acurate pro's would use them this is not necessarily the case. Because of the playing styles of many pros (ie playing tight, and snap-shooting rather than bombarding the opposition) the utility of a shorter tube would outweigh any slight advantage in aiming
Now whilst the way you play may not favour a 16" pipe stuck on the end of your marker does not mean that somebody with a different style would not benefit from it.