3/4" qev cannon ggdt fps

Cannons powered by pneumatic pressure (compressed gas) using a valve or other release.
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so the 22 is not a perfect fit for the .68s? or maybe it was just an odd ball, could you measure the id of the 22mm please?
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0.6820 and i mesured another ball at 0.675
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lol sounds like a dodgey brand of paint.
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nope, i belive they are all slitly below what they state......
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spanerman wrote:nope, i belive they are all slitly below what they state......
yes..... if they are slightly below what they state then it is a dodgey brand od paint.
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i know for a fact that airsoft bb's are slightly below 6mm why would paint be any different?
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Paintballs diameter constantly changes with heat and moisture in the air.
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jackssmirkingrevenge wrote:You're looking at around 530 fps for 100 psi and 595 fps for 140 psi.
What figures did you use for the QEV and do they only apply to the British QEV or the American one?
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In this case I used some generic approximations based on my own experience with 3/4" piston valves as I don't have actual QEV data.
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jackssmirkingrevenge wrote:In this case I used some generic approximations based on my own experience with 3/4" piston valves as I don't have actual QEV data.
i will try and find some data tomorow
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im 90% sure there is some accurate numbers on uksgc somewhere, have a look around
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Yeah but they only apply to the piston British QEV, not the American 'phragm one I have.
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