Groot
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Hello,
I see a lot of people still putting TN barrels into rifles.
I admit I have been out of the scene for a while.
However, I seem to remember there being a stage that people worked out that a wider barrel with the correct hop, was infact more accurate and consistent than a tighter one.
A tighter barrel would generally up the power but because of its tightness, yet there was more contact with the BB as it traveled down it.
Now with the wider barrel, you would need a stronger spring to correct for the increased volume, but the bb would travel down on more of a cushion of air not touching the sides.
I certainly noticed a drop in consistency, when i moved my old Gspec from its stock barrel to a tn.
So, what is the current Airsoft science saying?
Groot
I see a lot of people still putting TN barrels into rifles.
I admit I have been out of the scene for a while.
However, I seem to remember there being a stage that people worked out that a wider barrel with the correct hop, was infact more accurate and consistent than a tighter one.
A tighter barrel would generally up the power but because of its tightness, yet there was more contact with the BB as it traveled down it.
Now with the wider barrel, you would need a stronger spring to correct for the increased volume, but the bb would travel down on more of a cushion of air not touching the sides.
I certainly noticed a drop in consistency, when i moved my old Gspec from its stock barrel to a tn.
So, what is the current Airsoft science saying?
Groot