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Originally Posted by Mr. X
Interesting idea. Never heard of this before -- is there an example product or project on the web that we could take a look at.
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Pathos and Imersion guns have this. It is just a different arrangement inside the trigger mechanism so that the sear is behind the actual trigger instead of in front of it. 7cm is more accurate than 10cm.
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Originally Posted by Mr. X
What's the point of an enclosed track? I can't see the need for it but I can foresee potential problems (insufficiently straight spear, blocked barrel, special finned spear needed, wear/corrosion/friction, jammed spear, spear-line routing, building complexity/cost,...). I'm sure there are answers & ways to eleviate the problems -- but what is the gain to justify it?
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Enclosed tracks are awesome, give it a few years and there will be a few euros with them instead of just the likes of Trygons. If you shaft is straight enough to be used normally then there will be no problems, friction is eliminated by water cushioning. The huge advantage is that because most of the shaft whip is eliminated you can use much thinner shafts or crank up the power without worrying about loss of accuracy.
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Originally Posted by Mr. X
BTW how about including one of those barrel magnets Foxfish reported on (used by Riffe?).
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Good idea
