ah right but even still, I can lob hits across the field with my 12" barrels but my freak back and stubby tip is lucky to shoot straight after 30 feet or so
I like them short.
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I used to love my hammerhead sharktooth, the original 6 inch. No accuracy difference. Wish i hadnt been so broke and sold my stuff

Robertsr1811 if you see this and still have it ill buy it back!
Last i saw of it
December 2009 Old Skool: Robertsr1811
Last edited by jade_monkey07; 03-20-2015, 07:18 PM.
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What?! That's crazy! Try putting the insert back inside the barrel.Originally posted by WholemealDrop View Postah right but even still, I can lob hits across the field with my 12" barrels but my freak back and stubby tip is lucky to shoot straight after 30 feet or so
I could achieve better accuracy just drop kicking Monsterballs downrange. If it's really that bad, there is something wrong. Does the problem go away when replacing the stubby front with a longer front?
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I'm awful at guessing distances so I'm likely way off but yes putting the standard tip back on works way betterI made the mistake of trading for a mag...now I'm trapped
Cocker, Automag, and Misc Parts FS
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I've always had to readjust velocity when going to a really short barrel.
Still to date, my favorite barrel is my original 6" sharktooth.
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If just swapping tips is what makes the difference, I'm inclined to say it's all a matter of how you aim. The gun, itself, doesn't shoot any less straight/accurate with the stubby tip - you just happen to be accustomed to predicting your shot placement using the visual aide of a longer barrel. That's my theory, anyway.
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Could be true. I'll have to test it out this summer.I made the mistake of trading for a mag...now I'm trapped
Cocker, Automag, and Misc Parts FS
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What On\Off and what pin size do you have in here? thank you.Originally posted by cudamelland View PostSuccess, What do you guys think?

All I did was cut the freak front down to the size I liked and added Nitrile o rings to recreate the gaps needed to fit the Apex. A little tape was added to help space out a sets of o rings. The apex has enough friction to stay in place but can still be moved to side to side, (maybe not as easy as the actual adapter.)
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