Does the new ULE bodies affect the accuracy?

[1ofkind]

Are the twist and locks more accurate then the ULE bodies?

[68magOwner]

no

[poolshark5226]

actually it's been argued and I sort of agree that cocker threads add stability to the barrel and improve accuracy ever so slightly

[NoFearPaintballer]

i think the only way it can be affect is by the spreading of the vribrations from the kick... am i right(correct me if im wrong)

[RtDaNiMaL]

i would have to correct u on that one.
i really dont think that the ULE bodies are gonna make a difference in accuracy

[jayloo]

Ive owned both...the answer is no.

[Skoad]

idiots.

[1ofkind]

hahaha, well heres my theory, seeing the paintball gets loaded into the barrel itself, rather a chamber then shot into the barrel, it will have a smother straighter path out... But its hard to argue with this guy when he knows first hand.

[MayAMonkeyBeYourPinata]

It will have just as much as an effect on accuracy as say a drop forward

[jayloo]

Originally posted by MayAMonkeyBeYourPinata
It will have just as much as an effect on accuracy as say a drop forward

Well that depends is that a small, medium or large drop forward?

Ohhhhh if its a datapimp one then your marker shoots darts:p :rolleyes:

[Miscue]

Originally posted by poolshark5226
actually it's been argued and I sort of agree that cocker threads add stability to the barrel and improve accuracy ever so slightly

Eh... no, not true. But moot point now that mag's have cocker threads.

[Kevmaster]

you won't notice any difference...we can all agree ont hat much

[ERut]

It really won't make a difference

Doesn't Tom say something about the twist lock being super accurate because the ball drops into the barrel in the original automag mattenince video?:D

[RtDaNiMaL]

ya or something to that cause

[1ofkind]

Let me quote myself... heh,

hahaha, well heres my theory, seeing the paintball gets loaded into the barrel itself, rather a chamber then shot into the barrel, it will have a smother straighter path out... But its hard to argue with this guy when he knows first hand

[CpSuPeRkId]

Originally posted by MayAMonkeyBeYourPinata
It will have just as much as an effect on accuracy as say a drop forward well if thats the case, then it can affect accuracy quite a bit:D the bigger the drop forward, the more of a pivot point your gun will have. the bigger it is, the more your gun will rock back and forth from the kick. take a huge drop then a unimount and compare the two. you will find that the unimount creates a much more stable shooting platform. - Tony

but seriously, the ULE doesnt affect it at all except maybe in theory since the barrel cant wobble from the vibration. but it honestly probably wouldnt even be noticeable when benchmounting the guns. and were talking about shooting in real life. its impossible to notice a difference. also, that theory of better accuracy from the ball being dropped directly into the barrel isnt true. it doesnt matter. the ball still goes past a detent/nubbin either way and it isnt possible since the air blast hits the ball after it is completely past the detent(s) and fully into the barrel anyways. - Tony

[lunatickyle007]

I own both too and it seem the ule is more accurite because the twist lock is less stable then the autococker threads;)

[1ofkind]

Ahhhh, now this is going no where...