E-Blade Problem??

[Scorpion]

hiya

Okay i am using a standard stock barrel that came with the gun. There was no need to get another barrel as it was shooting straight 2 weeks ago. We were using sereve paint which i think i heard alot of people have problems with or my hearing going as well LOL

Cheers

 

[Ms Bossy]

Sounds like the paint you were chucking was either to big or to small for the bore of your barrel, or the paint has been exposed to the eliments after opening and was starting to "go off".

 

[Skeet]

Originally posted by Scorpion
hiya

Okay i am using a standard stock barrel that came with the gun. There was no need to get another barrel as it was shooting straight 2 weeks ago. We were using sereve paint which i think i heard alot of people have problems with or my hearing going as well LOL

Cheers

Unfourtunately, one barrel bore size is not sufficient these days...even if you shoot the same brand of Paint everytime you play...the ball sizes fluctuate from batch to batch...and can even change throughout the day according to the weather...you would be advised to get a multi bore barell set, such as an Evil Pipe or similar, maybe a selection of DYE Ultralight backs and a front.

 

[MrPink]

Skeet,

I've been using a standard Dye Ultralight 0.688) for the last year and a half with next to no problems. (this is on an X-mag, Timmy and E-blade)

Multi-bore kits will only help with Gas consumption, not accuracy IMO, hell - look at 90% of Pro/NXL teams - they use the largest bore/insert possible (even the SP teams ) and they don't seem to miss many shots do they

Save your money - get a large bore barrel and spend the rest on training and hookers

 

[Skeet]

Thats the other way of looking at it..indeed Ledz has confessed to me that he uses a .692 i think on his cocker, as " At least I know its gonna come out!"
So, as long as you havepretty good paint and a nice dry barell you should be good..