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  • flyingpootang
    Magtechian with X disease

    • Dec 2005
    • 2276

    #1

    Compensated TPX

    Just wanted you to see my shark gill compensated TPX done by luke-AO



  • kcombs9
    Registered User
    • Sep 2006
    • 908

    #2
    Very nice, How does it work out for you with the clips? a friend of mine at my local field has problems with the paint balls jamming in the clip cause they get squished together.

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    • Rudz
      Registered User

      • Apr 2005
      • 5087

      #3
      ...so watcha compensatin for?....

      /I wonder
      //lol jk
      BEO MAFIA
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      • XM15
        Registered User

        • Dec 2005
        • 279

        #4
        I realize the compensator cuts are a non- functional cosmetic thing but they are cut in the wrong direction. They should be angled back not forward if you wanted to actually compensate for recoil and muzzle climb. It still looks cool and I doubt most people will notice it.

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        • flyingpootang
          Magtechian with X disease

          • Dec 2005
          • 2276

          #5
          Originally posted by Rudz
          ...so watcha compensatin for?....

          /I wonder
          //lol jk
          You be quiet

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          • wetwrks
            Splatting since '85

            • Jun 2007
            • 1828

            #6
            Originally posted by XM15
            I realize the compensator cuts are a non- functional cosmetic thing but they are cut in the wrong direction. They should be angled back not forward if you wanted to actually compensate for recoil and muzzle climb. It still looks cool and I doubt most people will notice it.
            They are angled backwards.

            Looks nice.

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            • kcombs9
              Registered User
              • Sep 2006
              • 908

              #7
              Originally posted by wetwrks
              They are angled backwards.

              Looks nice.
              think of it like a keyboard... / < forward... \ < back....

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              • wetwrks
                Splatting since '85

                • Jun 2007
                • 1828

                #8
                Reguardless they match this



                And match the lines of the gun nicely.

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                • XM15
                  Registered User

                  • Dec 2005
                  • 279

                  #9
                  Yes, it does look like that P22 "fake compensator" you have linked there. I agree the cuts do match the lines nicely.

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                  • snoopay700
                    Serious About Men

                    • Jan 2006
                    • 3071

                    #10
                    Originally posted by Rudz
                    ...so watcha compensatin for?....

                    /I wonder
                    //lol jk
                    Haha that was my first thought too. Looks nice though.

                    Looks like they're milled ok to me, from the compensators i've seen they are also straight up, as long as it vents the gas upward it would make sense that it would reduce muzzle climb.
                    Il n'y a point de sots si incommodes que ceux qui ont de l'esprit.

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                    • Frizzle Fry
                      AO Micromag Guy
                      • Mar 2009
                      • 3280

                      #11
                      Originally posted by snoopay700
                      Looks like they're milled ok to me, from the compensators i've seen they are also straight up, as long as it vents the gas upward it would make sense that it would reduce muzzle climb.
                      Venting up forces the barrel down, compensating for muzzle jump. Venting back forces the barrel down and pulls the pistol forward, compensating for recoil and muzzle jump. You've got the idea; it varies from firearm to firearm, but those are the rules that tend to hold true.

                      Venting forward forces the barrel up and back, which would increase recoil and muzzle jump.

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