Did you see one off the balls cath up with another in the air? like a mid air chop Also why did they make the feedneck so high? wouldnt it be quicker is it was lower?
Would you like your balls scrambled or diced
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Did you see one off the balls cath up with another in the air? like a mid air chop Also why did they make the feedneck so high? wouldnt it be quicker is it was lower?
nah, the feedneck has to be that long so that at least sixteen bazillion balls are already 'chambered' cause the hopper just couldn't physically feed fast enough.
"Pinchaaay!"
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None of them broke in teh gun or barrel..it has a large boire barrel on and teh irregularities in teh paint, meant that one cught up with another, and broke it...as someone said...its not chopping paintOriginally posted by Pinchaaaay!
Skeet, i agree, very quick (with paint
But still about as practical as the other one shown really,
A - see the size of the extension required on that feed neck!
B - Still managed to chop almost half the balls released..
Other than that......cool!
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Teh viking with Q loader is fast - 31bps, and looks pretty accurate aswell.
http://www.qloader.com/movies/zak_vetter_31_bps.mov
http://www.qloader.com/movies/zak_vetter_31_bps.mov
I still dont agree with that at all.
For the paintballs to meet eachother in the barrel, the velocity of the shots would need to very by 250fps.
No gun in the world has that bad concistency during rapid fire.
What I guess is happening is that the paint cannot stand being loaded at 30 odd bps (most tournament grade paint hits problems over 25bps) so the balls are being fractured as they are loaded.
The apparrent balls 'meeting eachother in the air' is just when a fractured ball is followed by a full one.
Yeah..thats what I meant
...we had that discussion before didnt weYeas..I did bring in some MQ valves...I emailed PBX today to find out when the next lot will be available..