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Re: The DeeperBlue.net Gun Building Extravaganza - The Build

Dr. Wong,

Thanks for the insight - Let me first say that I have the utmost respect for you and it's very cool that you get on the forums and provide input. I've read excerpts by Steve Alexanders and Bill Kitto on tracks, and yes, friction/performance, etc. isn't affected at all. That's basically why I don't go for the full-length plastic tracks. The extra cost and installation trouble isn't worth it. But epoxy filled with different additives can be incredibly strong and I use it in the muzzle area to reinforce the enclosed track, that's all. I've busted a wood track once - it occurred directly along the wood grain. At least with epoxy there aren't grain weaknesses - it's all homogeneous.

Maybe I shouldn't have mentioned that part about the Deathsticks. It seems that it hit a nerve. Please know that I have only the best things to say about Wong Spearguns. I have recommended your products many times and would be proud to own one.

Cheers,

Kolt Johnson

Last edited by kjflyfish; May 4th, 2008 at 04:06.
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