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  • pablo4429
    Registered User
    • Apr 2006
    • 146

    #1

    palmers brass on automag

    so im thinking about selling my two cockers and using the money to make a mag and i have a nice palmers brass barrel that i like and i was owndering if the wedgits will mess with the paint as i shoot it. im wondering mainly because of the operation of the mag doesnt push the ball forward first then shoot like a blowback, correct? oh yea i would be getting a ULE body so it has cocker threads
  • Doc Nickel
    Unrepentant Gadget freak

    • Jul 2001
    • 499

    #2
    Originally posted by pablo4429
    [...] i was owndering if the wedgits will mess with the paint as i shoot it.
    -The only reason to have "Wedgits" is to control ball roll-out, which is only relevant on closed-bolt guns. ('Cockers, old Shockers, Typhoons, Sovereigns, etc.)

    Wedgits are completely unnecessary on a barrel intended for an open-bolt, especially since they cost extra to have installed.

    Skip 'em.

    Doc.

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    • craltal
      MCB, baby...
      • Oct 2003
      • 1452

      #3
      If you plan on ever getting a closed bolt gun and want to use the barrel on that as well, then I'd say get them. They will not harm the paint at all. If you don't, then they are not necessary.

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      • FinchMan
        LVL10 classic minimag
        • Nov 2004
        • 459

        #4
        sounds like he already has the barrel from his cockers, and wants to know if it will work well on a mag. I've never seen wedgits before, but I'm guessing it will work ok but may not be to healthy for the wedgits.

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        • craltal
          MCB, baby...
          • Oct 2003
          • 1452

          #5
          Originally posted by FinchMan
          sounds like he already has the barrel from his cockers, and wants to know if it will work well on a mag. I've never seen wedgits before, but I'm guessing it will work ok but may not be to healthy for the wedgits.
          they'll be fine. it won't mess anything up whatsoever. I missed that you already had the wedgit barrel...

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          • pablo4429
            Registered User
            • Apr 2006
            • 146

            #6
            ya i already have wedgits in the barrel so i was hoping that having them wouldnt slow the ball down as it left or break the balls as they went out

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            • d4m4don3
              does anyone read my posts?
              • Sep 2005
              • 1228

              #7
              Actually you can order the palmers brass without the wedgeits if you're not using it on a closed bolt gun. I've got a 12" Brass unported barrel from pps. It's nice and loud. I've liked mine so far.

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              • pablo4429
                Registered User
                • Apr 2006
                • 146

                #8
                well considering i already have one with i think i want to keep it becasue they have a pretty steep price tag and it sounds like the one with wedgits might work just fine

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                • pablo4429
                  Registered User
                  • Apr 2006
                  • 146

                  #9
                  so i just called palmers and the tech said that i might see a few more breaks but if i want "best" peformance it is not reccomended to use wedgits with an open bolt gun

                  so do you guys think that there will be enough just to stay with my cocker or not enough to make going over to the mag a good choice

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                  • craltal
                    MCB, baby...
                    • Oct 2003
                    • 1452

                    #10
                    Originally posted by pablo4429
                    so i just called palmers and the tech said that i might see a few more breaks but if i want "best" peformance it is not reccomended to use wedgits with an open bolt gun

                    so do you guys think that there will be enough just to stay with my cocker or not enough to make going over to the mag a good choice
                    key word is "might" as long as you aren't using some incredibly thin walled/ brittle paint or something that's grossly too big, you shouldn't have a problem. Don't let that be the reason you don't try a mag.

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                    • pablo4429
                      Registered User
                      • Apr 2006
                      • 146

                      #11
                      so i just looked at some animations about the mag and from what it looks like the air dosnt get released too far from where the wedgits would be. on a ULE how far away are the threads and where the back of the barrel sit from where the ball enters the chamber

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