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Kokanee · March 9th, 2010, 16:59

I'm glad that my post was able to start such a lively debate.

@Scarecrow: The test was straight on, no deflection angle. Well, I was straight on before the shot...

@pusangani: I think your post was the most well worded, concise summary out of the whole thread.

I agree that this was a very "quick and dirty" test, and I hesitate to call it even that as a more thorough examination is called for. We've already had one field in Ottawa ban them, and personally I will refrain from using them as (and yes, bumps and bruises happen, I've been hospitalized playing this game... and was right back for more once my broken ribs healed) I don't want to increase the risk for injury more just to give myself some perceived advantage.

Perhaps a full line of BB Bastard black bb's in all weights would provide the edge players are looking for with these, while not needlessly increasing the risk to players.

March 9th, 2010, 16:59	#31
Kokanee Ministry of Peace Trader rating Join Date: Mar 2002	I'm glad that my post was able to start such a lively debate. @Scarecrow: The test was straight on, no deflection angle. Well, I was straight on before the shot... @pusangani: I think your post was the most well worded, concise summary out of the whole thread. I agree that this was a very "quick and dirty" test, and I hesitate to call it even that as a more thorough examination is called for. We've already had one field in Ottawa ban them, and personally I will refrain from using them as (and yes, bumps and bruises happen, I've been hospitalized playing this game... and was right back for more once my broken ribs healed) I don't want to increase the risk for injury more just to give myself some perceived advantage. Perhaps a full line of BB Bastard black bb's in all weights would provide the edge players are looking for with these, while not needlessly increasing the risk to players.