accuracy

[freek133]

ball distortion, recoil, barrel paint match,

basically all i can think of right now, but i hear that mags being light have more recoil and that throws off the ball, and you all have talked about paint barrle match.

[freek133]

Thank you all for the info, so basically you are saying that the automag with a good paint barrel match will be a good choice to go with. again thanks for the info.

[Smoken]

Lighter gun= More recoil
BUT
Heavier gun=Tired arms(hard to aim with sore arms)

So take your pick.

[rhetor22]

thats true if all guns worked the same. The mag only has the force of the bolt going back and forth, unlike stacked blowbacks where the bolt and hammer go back and forth. Also that force is closer to the grip on your hand so it won't tilt as much. Mags have little recoil.

The gun itself has nothing to do with accuracey really, the barrel and paint does though.

[Dealaman]

Hmm

The gun DOES DOES DOES effect the accuracy. The reason is, mags have a very consistent shot; A Spyder, for instance, does not. If you are aiming at something and you want to hit it, a mag will be better because you know how it shoots. Spyders and stuff are unpredictable.

Carson

[Bartleby]

if recoil is all that big of a deal to you, then pitch in the extra couple of bucks and get a super bolt.

[[NA]WARLORD]

Thats not entirely true, Dealaman, my buddy has a bone stock spyder with a Max flow 88/3000 system and his only fluctuates +/- 10 fps, on any given day. Thats pretty decent for an entry level marker, my Mini, is same way with a preset tank, If I dropped the coin on a flatline I imagine it would be better, But I dont have enough coin right now.