Half hole vs Full hole Inline Vortex
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The_Kangsta
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I'm building my first inline vortex but I need to know which option is better, half hole or a regular hole.
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Novacastrian
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Why for art there two topics of the same nature posted my dear sir?
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singularity
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half hole has a slightly better fire rate and doesnt require shrouds to prevent jamming, i would go half hole only becuase it requires less work
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Half holf requires the bbs to make less revolutions compared to a full hole or circle. So there is no need for a full hole because it will only make your rate of fire slower so i would agree with singularity and go with the half hole.
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