Marble - Revision history

Benstern: added and fixed links

2008-06-04T12:39:41Z

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	==Use and Target Performance==		==Use and Target Performance==
	The manufacturing tolerances of marbles are often quite wide, so not all 16mm marbles will fit in a 16mm [[barrel]] for instance. If you go to the store to buy marbles, it is suggested to bring a piece of your [[barrel]] to test fit your ammo.		The manufacturing tolerances of marbles are often quite wide, so not all 16mm marbles will fit in a 16mm [[barrel]] for instance. If you go to the store to buy marbles, it is suggested to bring a piece of your barrel to test fit your [[ammo]].

	A marble hitting a hard target (such as a rock) is often crushed to harmless sand, but there are chances of getting sharp splinters and ricochets, and appropriate care should be taken. Because of their relatively consistent shape and size marbles are good projectiles to use in cannons with automatic loading mechanisms.		A marble hitting a hard target (such as a rock) is often crushed to harmless sand, but there are chances of getting sharp splinters and ricochets, and appropriate care should be taken. Because of their relatively consistent shape and size marbles are good projectiles to use in cannons with automatic loading mechanisms.

BC Pneumatics: /* Specifications */ Made page "Nicer"

2008-05-31T19:46:10Z

Specifications: Made page "Nicer"

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	==Specifications==		==Specifications==
	~~Diameter:~~ 1/2, 5/8, 7/8, or 1" (12, 16, 22, or 25mm)		The following sizes are common for marbles both in the US and abroad.
	~~Density:~~ glass is ~2.4-2.8 g/ml		1/2, 5/8, 7/8, or 1" (12, 16, 22, or 25mm)

			The average density of glass is ~2.4-2.8 g/ml. This may vary slightly from the density of your marbles, do to manufacturing and glass content differences.

	[[Category:Projectiles]]		[[Category:Projectiles]]

BillyBobJoe: /* use and target performance */

2007-01-31T22:42:43Z

use and target performance

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	'''Marbles''' are good solid projectiles, that can penetrate hard targets like wood and sheet metal. They are cheap easy to find and come in a range of sizes, the most common being 1/2", 5/8", 7/8" and 1 inch, or 12, 16, 22 and 25 mm. Larger marbles exist but are often too costly to be used in day to day shooting.		'''Marbles''' are good solid projectiles, that can penetrate hard targets like wood and sheet metal. They are cheap easy to find and come in a range of sizes, the most common being 1/2", 5/8", 7/8" and 1 inch, or 12, 16, 22 and 25 mm. Larger marbles exist but are often too costly to be used in day to day shooting.

	==~~use~~ and ~~target performance~~==		==Use and Target Performance==
	The manufacturing tolerances of marbles are often quite wide, so not all 16mm marbles will fit in a 16mm [[barrel]] for instance. If you go to the store to buy marbles, it is suggested to bring a piece of your [[barrel]] to test fit your ammo.		The manufacturing tolerances of marbles are often quite wide, so not all 16mm marbles will fit in a 16mm [[barrel]] for instance. If you go to the store to buy marbles, it is suggested to bring a piece of your [[barrel]] to test fit your ammo.

BillyBobJoe: /* specifications */

2007-01-31T22:42:27Z

specifications

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	A marble hitting a hard target (such as a rock) is often crushed to harmless sand, but there are chances of getting sharp splinters and ricochets, and appropriate care should be taken. Because of their relatively consistent shape and size marbles are good projectiles to use in cannons with automatic loading mechanisms.		A marble hitting a hard target (such as a rock) is often crushed to harmless sand, but there are chances of getting sharp splinters and ricochets, and appropriate care should be taken. Because of their relatively consistent shape and size marbles are good projectiles to use in cannons with automatic loading mechanisms.

	==~~specifications~~==		==Specifications==
	Diameter: 1/2, 5/8, 7/8, or 1" (12, 16, 22, or 25mm)		Diameter: 1/2, 5/8, 7/8, or 1" (12, 16, 22, or 25mm)
	Density: glass is ~2.4-2.8 g/ml		Density: glass is ~2.4-2.8 g/ml

	[[Category:Projectiles]]		[[Category:Projectiles]]

GalFisk: /* use and target performance */ typos

2007-01-20T01:49:39Z

use and target performance: typos

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	==use and target performance==		==use and target performance==
	The manufacturing tolerances of marbles are often quite wide, so not all 16mm marbles will fit in a 16mm [[barrel]] for instance. If you go to the store to buy marbles, it is suggested to bring a piece of ~~you~~ [[barrel]] to test fit your ammo.		The manufacturing tolerances of marbles are often quite wide, so not all 16mm marbles will fit in a 16mm [[barrel]] for instance. If you go to the store to buy marbles, it is suggested to bring a piece of your [[barrel]] to test fit your ammo.

	A marble hitting a hard target (such as a rock) is often crushed to harmless sand, but there are chances of getting sharp splinters and ricochets, and appropriate care should be taken. Because if their relatively consistent shape and size marbles are good projectiles to use in cannons with automatic loading mechanisms.		A marble hitting a hard target (such as a rock) is often crushed to harmless sand, but there are chances of getting sharp splinters and ricochets, and appropriate care should be taken. Because of their relatively consistent shape and size marbles are good projectiles to use in cannons with automatic loading mechanisms.

	==specifications==		==specifications==

Saladtossser: spelling

2006-08-02T21:08:11Z

spelling

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	'''Marbles''' are good solid projectiles, that can penetrate hard targets like wood and sheet metal. They are cheap easy to find and come in a range of sizes, the most common being 1/2", 5/8", 7/8" and 1 inch, or 12, 16, 22 and 25 mm. Larger marbles exist but are often too costly to be used in day to day shooting.		'''Marbles''' are good solid projectiles, that can penetrate hard targets like wood and sheet metal. They are cheap easy to find and come in a range of sizes, the most common being 1/2", 5/8", 7/8" and 1 inch, or 12, 16, 22 and 25 mm. Larger marbles exist but are often too costly to be used in day to day shooting.

	==use and target ~~preformance~~==		==use and target performance==
	The manufacturing tolerances of marbles are often quite wide, so not all 16mm marbles will fit in a 16mm [[barrel]] for instance. If you go to the store to buy marbles, it is suggested to bring a piece of you [[barrel]] to test fit your ammo.		The manufacturing tolerances of marbles are often quite wide, so not all 16mm marbles will fit in a 16mm [[barrel]] for instance. If you go to the store to buy marbles, it is suggested to bring a piece of you [[barrel]] to test fit your ammo.

Boilingleadbath: formatting, + specifications

2006-08-02T02:49:31Z

formatting, + specifications

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	'''Marbles''' are good solid projectiles, that can penetrate hard targets like wood and sheet metal. They are cheap easy to find and come in a range of sizes~~. The~~ most common ~~dimensions are~~ 1/2, 5/8, 7/8 and 1 inch, or 12, 16, 22 and 25 mm. Larger marbles exist but are often too costly to be used in day to day shooting.		'''Marbles''' are good solid projectiles, that can penetrate hard targets like wood and sheet metal. They are cheap easy to find and come in a range of sizes, the most common being 1/2", 5/8", 7/8" and 1 inch, or 12, 16, 22 and 25 mm. Larger marbles exist but are often too costly to be used in day to day shooting.

			==use and target preformance==
	The manufacturing tolerances of marbles are often quite wide, so not all 16mm marbles will fit in a 16mm [[barrel]] for instance. If you go to the store to buy marbles, it is suggested to bring a piece of you [[barrel]] to test fit your ammo.		The manufacturing tolerances of marbles are often quite wide, so not all 16mm marbles will fit in a 16mm [[barrel]] for instance. If you go to the store to buy marbles, it is suggested to bring a piece of you [[barrel]] to test fit your ammo.

	A marble hitting a hard target (such as a rock) is often crushed to harmless sand, but there are chances of getting sharp splinters and ricochets, and appropriate care should be taken. Because if their relatively consistent shape and size marbles are good projectiles to use in cannons with automatic loading mechanisms.		A marble hitting a hard target (such as a rock) is often crushed to harmless sand, but there are chances of getting sharp splinters and ricochets, and appropriate care should be taken. Because if their relatively consistent shape and size marbles are good projectiles to use in cannons with automatic loading mechanisms.

			==specifications==
			Diameter: 1/2, 5/8, 7/8, or 1" (12, 16, 22, or 25mm)
			Density: glass is ~2.4-2.8 g/ml

	[[Category:Projectiles]]		[[Category:Projectiles]]

Sharpshooter at 22:29, 18 June 2006

2006-06-18T22:29:56Z

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	'''Marbles''' are good solid projectiles, that can penetrate hard targets like wood and sheet metal. They are cheap easy to find and come in a range of sizes. The most common dimensions are 1/2, 5/8, 7/8 and 1 inch, or 12, 16, 22 and 25 mm. Larger marbles exist but are often too costly to be used in day to day shooting.		'''Marbles''' are good solid projectiles, that can penetrate hard targets like wood and sheet metal. They are cheap easy to find and come in a range of sizes. The most common dimensions are 1/2, 5/8, 7/8 and 1 inch, or 12, 16, 22 and 25 mm. Larger marbles exist but are often too costly to be used in day to day shooting.

	The manufacturing tolerances of marbles are often quite wide, so not all 16mm marbles will fit in a 16mm [[barrel]] for instance. If you go to the store to buy marbles, it is suggested to bring a piece of you [[~~barel~~]] to test fit your ammo.		The manufacturing tolerances of marbles are often quite wide, so not all 16mm marbles will fit in a 16mm [[barrel]] for instance. If you go to the store to buy marbles, it is suggested to bring a piece of you [[barrel]] to test fit your ammo.

	A marble hitting a hard target (such as a rock) is often crushed to harmless sand, but there are chances of getting sharp splinters and ricochets, and appropriate care should be taken. Because if their relatively consistent shape and size marbles are good projectiles to use in cannons with automatic loading mechanisms.		A marble hitting a hard target (such as a rock) is often crushed to harmless sand, but there are chances of getting sharp splinters and ricochets, and appropriate care should be taken. Because if their relatively consistent shape and size marbles are good projectiles to use in cannons with automatic loading mechanisms.

	[[Category:Projectiles]]		[[Category:Projectiles]]

Sharpshooter at 22:29, 18 June 2006

2006-06-18T22:29:36Z

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	'''Marbles''' are good solid projectiles, that can penetrate hard targets like wood and sheet metal. They are cheap easy to find and come in a range of sizes. The most common dimensions are 1/2, 5/8, 7/8 and 1 inch, or 12, 16, 22 and 25 mm. Larger marbles exist but are often too costly to be used in day to day shooting.		'''Marbles''' are good solid projectiles, that can penetrate hard targets like wood and sheet metal. They are cheap easy to find and come in a range of sizes. The most common dimensions are 1/2, 5/8, 7/8 and 1 inch, or 12, 16, 22 and 25 mm. Larger marbles exist but are often too costly to be used in day to day shooting.

	The manufacturing tolerances of marbles are often quite wide, so not all 16mm marbles will fit in a 16mm [[barrel]] for instance.		The manufacturing tolerances of marbles are often quite wide, so not all 16mm marbles will fit in a 16mm [[barrel]] for instance. If you go to the store to buy marbles, it is suggested to bring a piece of you [[barel]] to test fit your ammo.

	A marble hitting a hard target (such as a rock) is often crushed to harmless sand, but there are chances of getting sharp splinters and ricochets, and appropriate care should be taken. Because if their relatively consistent shape and size marbles are good projectiles to use in cannons with automatic loading mechanisms.		A marble hitting a hard target (such as a rock) is often crushed to harmless sand, but there are chances of getting sharp splinters and ricochets, and appropriate care should be taken. Because if their relatively consistent shape and size marbles are good projectiles to use in cannons with automatic loading mechanisms.

	[[Category:Projectiles]]		[[Category:Projectiles]]

GalFisk: created page

2006-03-23T15:37:52Z

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'''Marbles''' are good solid projectiles, that can penetrate hard targets like wood and sheet metal. They are cheap easy to find and come in a range of sizes. The most common dimensions are 1/2, 5/8, 7/8 and 1 inch, or 12, 16, 22 and 25 mm. Larger marbles exist but are often too costly to be used in day to day shooting.

The manufacturing tolerances of marbles are often quite wide, so not all 16mm marbles will fit in a 16mm [[barrel]] for instance.

A marble hitting a hard target (such as a rock) is often crushed to harmless sand, but there are chances of getting sharp splinters and ricochets, and appropriate care should be taken. Because if their relatively consistent shape and size marbles are good projectiles to use in cannons with automatic loading mechanisms.

[[Category:Projectiles]]