I know Mr. Kaye has done extensive research, experimentation, and observations on the improvement of paintballs and their flight pattern, but I got an idea. I'm not sure if it has been done before or not but here it goes:
Instead of filling the paintballs with paint, which will cause momentum, turbulence, etc. is it possible to fill them with a colored powder that would leave residue to signify a break. If you pack it in tight,the powder would not have a different momentum as the shell, therefore resulting in increased accuracy. I know Mr. Kaye has claimed there is nothing more to be done about paintball trejectory, but I got this idea, and i think it might work. I hope this is Deep Blue worthy, and if not, that's cool too. Just an idea I had.
~Steve-o
Instead of filling the paintballs with paint, which will cause momentum, turbulence, etc. is it possible to fill them with a colored powder that would leave residue to signify a break. If you pack it in tight,the powder would not have a different momentum as the shell, therefore resulting in increased accuracy. I know Mr. Kaye has claimed there is nothing more to be done about paintball trejectory, but I got this idea, and i think it might work. I hope this is Deep Blue worthy, and if not, that's cool too. Just an idea I had.
~Steve-o
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