So I've been playing at my local field lately and I have been noticing a trend with my Mag.
It seems like I'm just not getting enough distance out of my shots. I'd be firing on an opponent and watch half of my shots falling short. When my opponent would return fire, they'd be whizzing by over my head.
Assuming that no one's shooting hot, what could be the problem?
I'm using an unknown-brand 10" ported barrel, medium bore.
Velocity around 295
Most of my shots are straight w/ very few curve balls.
Is it possible that w/ the porting, the effective barrel length is just too short?
I know I should have proper bore-paint matching and I've tested the paint I'm using to make sure it is not too tight or too loose when rolling through the barrel.
I also know that I am absolutely horrible at judging distances, so I do have a tendency to fire when I'm too far away, but when the return fire is slamming into my bunker, I know something has to be up.
Heh.. I suppose the easiest would be to try a different barrel but I only have one Autococker-threaded barrel.. So I'm trying to figure out if I need to buy another, possibly 12-14"
It's too bad.. I really like my mag's profile w/ the short barrel and the dropforward. I'm sure it'd still be good at speedball or indoor since I'd be in a much smaller playing field.
Any suggestions?
It seems like I'm just not getting enough distance out of my shots. I'd be firing on an opponent and watch half of my shots falling short. When my opponent would return fire, they'd be whizzing by over my head.
Assuming that no one's shooting hot, what could be the problem?
I'm using an unknown-brand 10" ported barrel, medium bore.
Velocity around 295
Most of my shots are straight w/ very few curve balls.
Is it possible that w/ the porting, the effective barrel length is just too short?
I know I should have proper bore-paint matching and I've tested the paint I'm using to make sure it is not too tight or too loose when rolling through the barrel.
I also know that I am absolutely horrible at judging distances, so I do have a tendency to fire when I'm too far away, but when the return fire is slamming into my bunker, I know something has to be up.
Heh.. I suppose the easiest would be to try a different barrel but I only have one Autococker-threaded barrel.. So I'm trying to figure out if I need to buy another, possibly 12-14"
It's too bad.. I really like my mag's profile w/ the short barrel and the dropforward. I'm sure it'd still be good at speedball or indoor since I'd be in a much smaller playing field.
Any suggestions?



But it just seems odd that most of my shots fall a little short.



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