I'm looking for your average paintball size aside from your typical .68. I do mean to infer whether the industry is running like .672 or even .691 I know there's a huge margin in there but I'm looking to get some specs on average sizes to help eek out some efficiency or at least minimize loss.
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Paint size .68x?
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Prepare to be disappointed. You may want to buy a set of calipers or micrometers and measure the paint you buy as you go. Be sure to check it on each axis (seam and polar) every 45-90 degrees (2 to 4 measurements) around each circumference.
Also, see the links below.
Summary for .68 Caliber from ASTM F1979-17 Note: Additional information is given in specification, but not within this summary, for .43, .50, .55, and .62 caliber paintballs. 1. Diameter: 0.65 - 0.709 inches a. Measured at polar axis and seam b. Both measurement can vary within the aforementioned range, paintball by
Had time to type this out to procrastinate more important activities. Am curious to get thoughts and opinions. Styles of play Single-shot or long-balling (e.g. woodsball, ≥7man speedball): This is the most extreme use case, so focus on all metrics in the order listed. For accuracy/long-balling, you want to reduce
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