Does the length on a tightbore matter?

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Does the length on a tightbore matter?

Postby soccerspaz » Sat Feb 13, 2010 8:15 am

I am looking at getting an edgi 6.01 273mm, a 6.01 363mm Edgi, or a DB Customs 6.01 395mm. Which barrel would be the best barrel to go in a kwa m4 cqb with optimum performance? (for the longer barrels i will put a silencer over it)
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Postby Jewish Ninja » Sat Feb 13, 2010 8:36 am

If you can find a DB barrel in stock, I'd suggest that. I have 2 in my guns and they are amazing.

Generally, longer is better (GIGGIDTY) when it comes to barrels.
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Postby X » Sat Feb 13, 2010 9:15 am

Funny how you get a CQB gun and want to then make it longer . should have just got the Carbine or the 16 to start with . Don't ya think?? Kinda like buying a Pinto and trying to make it into a Lincoln .
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Postby SilentStalker » Sat Feb 13, 2010 9:25 am

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Postby Blizzard » Sat Feb 13, 2010 9:50 am

The longer the barrel, the more accuracy and (sometimes) range you will get. I run a 590 Tbb at 400 fps and my friend runs a 273 TBB at 400fps. I get much tighter groupings and range out 10-20 yards farther.

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Postby MattK42 » Sat Feb 13, 2010 11:36 am

The difference between 590mm and 273mm, the example AsianMarksman suggested, is rather large. A 100mm difference is a bit too. But, the a 30mm difference is pretty minimal.

It is debated to death whether a longer barrel on an airsoft gun will make a difference in accuracy(then it is dug up an debated again.) I am of the opinion that it does not have very much of an affect. If you like the look of a silencer on your gun, you can either get just a silencer or run a longer barrel through it(the choice is yours.) The accuracy is dependent on the quality of the barrel not so much its length.
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Postby Blizzard » Sat Feb 13, 2010 2:07 pm

MattK42 wrote:The difference between 590mm and 273mm, the example AsianMarksman suggested, is rather large. A 100mm difference is a bit too. But, the a 30mm difference is pretty minimal.

It is debated to death whether a longer barrel on an airsoft gun will make a difference in accuracy(then it is dug up an debated again.) I am of the opinion that it does not have very much of an affect. If you like the look of a silencer on your gun, you can either get just a silencer or run a longer barrel through it(the choice is yours.) The accuracy is dependent on the quality of the barrel not so much its length.


True, I forgot to mention that. If you get a longer barrel, go drastic. A couple inches longer isn't going to make much difference. IMO since I've compared my gun to several other guns with Madbull TBB's, a much longer barrel does improve accuracy.
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Postby soccerspaz » Sat Feb 13, 2010 9:33 pm

Alright thanks guys.
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