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#1 Elithenerficorn

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Posted 09 March 2018 - 11:45 AM

So I am looking for a scar barrel for my longshot and after looking at multiple sites I have settled on the BlasterTECH mk2. My question is; is there a distributor in the states and is there anybody with experience buying rifled muzzle devices that can tell me their opinion on the current options- monkeymods blasterforge non stringed, jetx zro, jspb zlin, BlasterTECH mk 1 and 2, and any others I might have missed.
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#2 Meaker VI

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Posted 09 March 2018 - 01:12 PM

I do not know much about the different offerings, but what I do know is that the SCAR stringed barrel setup works. I hear 6-string is better than 4, you also want something you can adjust for your darts. Slug has one for the Caliburn, and a non-stringed one that he says also works but is not as broadly compatible with all the various dart types. He also said that waffle-head darts are basically unaffected by the setup (already have good accuracy).

We largely believe that the way it works is not because of a typical rifling effect (spinning the dart =/= accuracy), but because it is a simple way to effectively vent excess air evenly around the dart. Several more experienced barrel makers report that they can match SCAR-accuracy with no device, but that requires more knowhow than the SCAR.
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#3 CaptainSlug

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Posted 09 March 2018 - 02:01 PM

Waffle tips are LESS affected because they're really heavy.

 

The SCAR barrel is primarily compensating for not having a completely ideal barrel length for a given dart. But ideal length is a kind of nebulous thing that has a lot of variables, so having something you can adjust slightly is beneficial.


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#4 Elithenerficorn

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Posted 09 March 2018 - 02:11 PM

I only have access to stock elite darts currently which is why Im looking into a scar barrel. I know waffle tips and accufakes are the best full-length but I havent bought any yet because Im not sure if they work well in sealed brass breaches

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#5 ElliottW

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Posted 11 March 2018 - 01:37 AM

Well Elithenerficorn, the only way you're going to find out which darts work best for you is to buy some and try it for yourself. Depending on your blaster and its idiosyncrasies, and its owner and his idiosyncrasies, you're going to find some darts work better than others.

 

Consequently, some AccuFakes work way better than others. Buy a few. Do a few tests. Let us know.


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#6 Elithenerficorn

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Posted 12 March 2018 - 08:29 AM

Righty then, I’ll do that

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#7 meatball3000

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Posted 01 August 2018 - 11:39 PM

I only have access to stock elite darts currently which is why Im looking into a scar barrel. I know waffle tips and accufakes are the best full-length but I havent bought any yet because Im not sure if they work well in sealed brass breaches


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#8 meatball3000

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Posted 01 August 2018 - 11:44 PM

To answer your question, waffle darts will not work well in a sealed brass breach without lubrication. (They will just make a squeaky noise and barely come out of the barrel) with lubrication, (I use plastic safe wd40, but any air tool lube or plunger tube lube will work) they will have lazerbeam accuracy.
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