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| Active Member Join Date: May 2009 Location: on the moon |
Longbow barrel threads are too tight . I wasn't going to force the barrel in . Plus I checked to see much of a gap there was between the barrel and foregrip once the bushings were removed and that didn't impress me either . So it's a no go with the Titanium Industries A/C threaded Longbow barrel . I'm not too dissapointed though . When I first got the Garg in , I made a quick caliper check of the stock barrel and got a measurement of .682-.683ish which is good for the field paint around my area. |
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| Active Member Join Date: May 2009 Location: on the moon |
Yep , just double checked and measured .684 at the breach and .693 at the tip . IMO a little taper in the bore is a good thing as it allows for the paintball to expand while being pushed by the gas . I've been shooting some Draxxus paint I sized at .681 with a barrel kit and it's shooting straight .
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| Bigger Balls Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: Atlanta, GA |
Phantom bushings are 7/8" ID, AC are 1" ID. Why have a list? As for the barrel not threading in all of the way, figure out what's actually blocking it. I did notice that the clearance cut for the barrel on mine was off the axis by 15-20 thou, but this was carried over into the removable block so I don't think it would cause such a problem; this indicated to me that the body and block are finished as one...pretty cool.
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My Longbow thread OD's are slightly oversized . Maybe a tighter class fit , maybe loose tolerances , maybe poor qc . I'm not going to sweat it . The backs I have were tight threading into a mag body also , but they fit the mag, which is what I bought that kit for anyway. | |
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| Seasoned Member Join Date: Jan 2009 | I don't think I've seen one manufacturer give the OD on their barrel so how am I supposed to know which barrel has what OD without already having bought one and measuring it myself? Also, from the looks of it several manufacturer's thread specs are not compliant with those on the Gargoyle. I've seen this with my CCM kit. Finally, with splattttt saying he used a DW barrel I assumed if I purchased a new one it would work as well. Thanks to tacolex for pointing out that the aluminum mount is longer on the new ones meaning they will not work either. Just saved me $200... I think this is the first thread on MCB that has saved me money. |
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Speaking of the bushings, has anyone tried using a Python kit in their Gargoyle? Will the autococker bushings work? And if so, could I order just one autococker bushing?
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I just tried putting a cocker Python on mine yesterday when I was cleaning the gun. It's too long and hits the back bushing, however if you remove the back bushing it may work.
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