well, it's a well known fact that streamlines is the fastest and micro darts is the slowest. accuracy, as long as the darts can't spin in flight, there's no way one can be more accurate than the other.

Hey everyone. I'm a fairly new Nerfer and I need some pointers as to where I can buy what parts. Just so you know what I'm using, I'm using a modded Recon (removed the AR, plugged a hole in the bolt, stretched the spring to increase tension during cocking). In retrospect, I think I might have been better off with a Maverick or a Longshot, but since I already have this I'll make the best of it. I'm bound to get a Maverick any day now, though, since it's only 35-ish bucks. Also because everyone wants a bad-ass revolver.

Anyway, I want to know; Where can I get spare Recon clips? I'm looking to make myself a double-magazine, though I haven't seen anyone on around on the internet who's already tried this mod. If I can get my hands on some extra clips and the mod works, I'll post it up here so you guys can try it out. Oh, I might also try using some cold welding material or something to coat over the shoulder stock, because it's just pretty darn weak out of the box.

This post has been edited by daniel_sim: Apr 27 2009, 03:19 PM

Clearly you have not seen the streamline do a loop in mid flight.

got them in JB~ i think there are still many~~
100 micros + box? never seen them~~

and your point is?

Clearly several others are more accurate than one of them.

This post has been edited by Afoxisko: Apr 27 2009, 05:29 PM

so doing a loop in mid flight is "accurate"?

how do you define accurate then? nerf darts are all designed the same way, in that they are not designed to spin in flight. why do you think arrows have fins? why do you think guns have grooves inside the barrel? why do you think tranquilizer darts have those feathers at the back? one word, accuracy. sure a streamline fired from a modded longshot is fast, but it's no where near accurate. neither does any other nerf darts. they will fly at the same pattern. hitting a target does not necessarily mean a dart type is more accurate than the other. it's just luck. the darts itself doesn't have anything to control them in flight. it's just sheer force.

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to me~~~ streamlines are the fastest yet least accurate~ unless you do a hot glue mod.. but that doesnt solve the problem~ it just decreases the inaccurate rate =P

to me~~ you have to see what bullet goes w/ which gun~
sonics do best with Mavericks
micros with vulcans~~ and streamline sucks =P

but thats just my opinion~

Reading comprehension please. I did say most of the other ones are more accurate than one of them. And clearly before that I had mentioned Streamlines.

Are you doing this on purpose?

ok, let's see your actual point from your previous reply.

so your point? streamline is less accurate.

my point, the accuracy of the darts avg out to be same. the only reason why a streamline is less accurate is because it's faster and lighter than the others. given all the darts are fired with the same speed, it's the same altogether. fire all the darts from a maverick and you'll find the streamline actually has a better flight pattern. so no, no dart is actually more accurate than the other. they only differs in speed.

Streamlines have crap accuracy. Taggers are overall the best stock darts.

Did you know that there's a performance difference between Black Foam Sonic Darts and Orange Foam Sonic Darts?

So yes, there are differences between darts.

This post has been edited by Afoxisko: Apr 27 2009, 09:42 PM

...and you are basing you claims on?

A little bit of research that I'm pretty sure you did not bother to do before spouting claims that "all ammunition are the same except for muzzle velocity", good sir. ^^;;;

Streamline Innacuracy

SUPER ACCURACY AND DISTANCE (post 6)

Nerf Haven New/Old Sonic Darts

Taggers

Sonic Dart quality and Streamline Accuracy (General Stock Dart Thread)



MORE!

Streamline - Accuracy - Sucks

Actually, I would have to say that Velcros are better than sonics. This is because the sonics, after a while of use, start to get very, very soft foam. After that point they just go crazy when you shoot them. I find them to have less range and they are far more expensive then velcros. 30 velcros for the price of 10 sonics. (May 2006, long before Orange Foam Sonic Darts)


Have a pleasant day.

This post has been edited by Afoxisko: Apr 27 2009, 10:27 PM

To make high capacity magazines for your Longshot or Recon, check out this 12-dart magazine mod by "CaptainSlug" over at the NerfHaven forums:

http://nerfhaven.com/forums/index.php?s=&s...indpost&p=99368

Steamline for me, I think not so accurate, ( mostly I shot what dart also not accurate )
But I like steamline 1 thing is, steamline is the far dart that I shoot compare with other. ( not include modded dart, I never try before. )

So far for 100x dart ammo boxes, the best would appear to be Streamliners.

Micro Darts are just average.

Sonic Darts are the black foam variety which aren't very good quality.

Tagger Darts, I have not seen in 100x box varieties.

They (streamlines) are starting to become my favourites, the way they fly like drunk missiles, and because nearly every blaster can fire it.


Speaking of which, those of you looking for ammo should try looking at One Utama TRU, they were unpacking Nerf stock while I was there earlier.

(Did not see any CS-6 clips, but plenty of Vulcan Belts, 30xTaggers, and Streamline Boxes)

Single Weapons:
Night Finder
Maverick
Recon
Blue Longshot
Vulcan
Big Bad Bow

Multi-packs:
Did not pay attention.

Got my 30x Streamlines, and a Night Finder which I haven't decided what to do with yet (until then it's my sidearm).

This post has been edited by Afoxisko: Apr 28 2009, 01:51 AM

well well, you are "assuming" you are correct because you "assumed" i didn't read those articles? i've read 3 of 'em and that's excluding the one from this thread. most of those claims are simply base on observation. their claims are pretty much similar to yours, no actual base whatsoever.

try not to skew from the argument, ok(last paragraph)? we are accounting for accuracy here, so given that all stock darts are in their prime, given the same variables and conditions, do you actually think, that by design, one dart can be more accurate from the other? and you base your argument on those threads alone?

sorry, i'm not one who believe on baseless claims. i can hit a 500ml bottle target at 15ft with a streamline and a micro dart from a maverick but a not a LS, how does that conclude then?

Have a pleasant day.

This post has been edited by zeroglyph: Apr 28 2009, 09:07 AM

I'm sorry, you do me a grave disservice sir.

You're the one going against the general consensus (which includes SEVERAL observations), so you're the one needing to justify your claims with some evidence. That's how it's worked it's always worked.

Until then Streamlines = Crap for accuracy.



EDIT: Please don't copy me just because it looks cool.

This post has been edited by Afoxisko: Apr 28 2009, 09:51 AM