anybody have any experience with Hammerheads? i picked up a tw (new old stock) one for $40.00 and so far the fence in my back yard is impressed. have to wait for warmer weather to put it thru its paces.
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Any barrel that fits the paint is fine. A Hammerhead barrel is no different.
The grooves in the backs/barrel can make them harder to clean, but theoretically it also helps them to shoot through barrel breaks. I always found that any goo in any part of a barrel causes the balls to spin in an unpredictable way which makes it inaccurate. The end result is, if you like it then it is a good barrel.Except for the Automag in front, its usually the man behind the equipment that counts.
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I have a few of the hh barrels. I think the trick with them is to time them to the optimal fps that yields the best results. There seems to be a sweet spot with fps. With that being said, I found sometime I found it best shooting slightly slower in the 260-270 fps range.Originally posted by vintage View Postanybody have any experience with Hammerheads? i picked up a tw (new old stock) one for $40.00 and so far the fence in my back yard is impressed. have to wait for warmer weather to put it thru its paces.
FYI - If you have one with a threaded tip the tips work with lapco and cp tips too
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