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Yeah, i missed so much cause i taped the trigger a little early so i shot the ground a lo, spreads not to bad, i thought it was worse

Here's mine, there are a few strays but most got inside a sq ft.

Theres always a few that go way off, I think there is a bur on my barrel, I'll go crown it now too.

So what you say the difference is, you shot more bbs at a bigger target is you look at the center, id say similair ill test again once i fix the gun with more bbs, what about a vid shooting nothing

The discrepancy between bore and projectile diameter is enough for it to be anyone's guess at what angle the individual shot will leave the muzzle, think of shooting goldfballs through a drainpipe...

Well we both had the same brand and type bbs, at the same pressure, from the same distance, with 7.14 mm barrels

clemsonguy1125 wrote:So what you say the difference is, you shot more bbs at a bigger target is you look at the center, id say similair ill test again once i fix the gun with more bbs, what about a vid shooting nothing

Where my bb's hit is the same size as your target, so we have about the same spread. Also I only used 80 psi.

yeah mine around that cause it 4 gallon and yours is 30 gallon and my reg was on 100 but it dropped to 80 before my mag emptied and it refilled

Mine only dropped about 2 psi lol

lucky at least it helps me save bbs, i cant go to overboard lol

clemsonguy1125 wrote:lucky at least it helps me save bbs, i cant go to overboard lol

lol I do that every time I shoot, I want to conserve ammo but then I just spray all over and laught because it is hilarious lol I demolished that target after I took the pic cause it was so tempting hahahah

Really, I know the feeling

clemsonguy1125 wrote:Really, I know the feeling

Well they were my friends bb's lol so I don't care.

Wow thats why you never leave bbs with a guy with a BBMG

clemsonguy1125 wrote:Wow thats why you never leave bbs with a guy with a BBMG

Haha well I let him shoot some of it then I made him repay me the bb's lol he doesn't care though

The problem with the typical BBMG barrel is that the BBs exit with a spin, but each one's spin is different. Some will be hooking, some slicing, some rising, some sinking. Your only chance at reducing spread is either a slightly curved barrel (like a flatline barrel) or including a hop-up of some type.