whats the performance difference between a 22 inch barrel and a 16 in cyclone barrel
1613219
Haven't used a cyclone barrel before. The cyclone probably boasts that it can impart rifling on the paintball, which, may or may not be true. The 22" Rap 4 works great for me. The extra accuracy outweighs the burden of having a 2 foot of barrel to contend with in the woods. 1st Shot rounds work awesome in this barrel as well. I highly recommend the Rap4 for price and performance!
1613220
Actually 22 in barrels are more for looks, but I find it very accurate when you have the right air pressure.
1843589
It's not worth getting...it won't screw on to the barrel (clockwise bearings) and it's super fragile. I think it'd be wiser to make one rather than buy this one. Otherwise, just buy a twenty dollar one that matches your barrel and you should be fine.
702509
I would say the 16" works much better if you have it sitting on a table. It would be heavy, awkward and unsafe to hold it and use it.
1393301
You would need someone with a chronograph to answer that for you. The weight of the pellets you are using would make a big difference in the FPS out of the barrel. Sorry I didn't have a good answer for you.
1304755
16mm is plenty wide for most indoor shots. Only problem area might be bathrooms or closets. The 11-18 will likely have significant barrel distortion and you might not want your pix to look distorted.
1494430
It all depends on your air pressure and particle flow rate. I have a large volume tank blaster, but I prefer using the smaller hand held blaster for hard to reach areas and to get a little more control of the area I am blasting. Well worth the money. Just make sure you add two drops of oil to your airline every once in a while. helps keep the trigger from sticking.
635692
If I remember correctly, the 160 has a higher discharge velocity than the 150. In simple terms, the 160 has a higher trash blowing capaability.
377963
The rap4 22" flute barrel will. It does work vary the down side is after every use it needs to be cleaned and always check inside of the barrel for broken balls if not cleaned it will affect the barrels performance .. I hope this wa the info you needed and happy hunting..
2225224
I would say not. The 22/250 rem is .4728 base diameter and the 223 is .378 base diameter which means that it would be undersized and would more than likely jam in the barrel not to mention it would not be centered due to the imperfect fit. I would not attempt to use it in your 22/250.
1014222
There's not much of a difference. It will be an awesome buy. Just make sure you get a single pipe and not the break down type that comes in two pieces. You will get much better performance out of the single piece pipe.
357721
Depends on what you shoot. If you don't need the additional speed of the 2.8, the 24-120 has a greater range. But it much heavier. I'm guessing you are looking at the Tamron.
1549465
This air hammer has great power for big jobs, but when you need more percison I would use the short barrel version , with the longer strokes of the long tube version it's hard to control the bounce back.
1733439
I carry a 686+ 4" barrel. It handles that size revolver with no problem. If the 65 is a K frame there will be no problem in my opinion.
252938
Fps is feet per second and 20g bbs is the size of your bbs. I've also used 6mm bbs.
171776
This is not the same as the TR77 NPS. The one you want has a shorter barrel.
2031305
The model 226 has a 4.41" barrel, where the model 229 has a 3.9" barrel and the frames are about the same. I think the Galco Jackass shoulder rig should work.
632302
not very much. the bull has a bigger diameter barrel. just be aware that all whispers are very loud with the recomended PBA pellets. mine sounds like a 22 rifle.