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Stainless Steel Inserts — Tough as nails, smooth as glass. Makes every marker more efficient. Boremaster — 8 inserts and Case. Related products. OK Learn more. Cookie and Privacy Settings. How we use cookies. Many domestic machinists "work" in inches preferably, but still often work from Metric drawings they are most common in my experience, except when it comes to less advanced domestic jobs.

Good to see how close those metric specs are to what I'm working with, I'll translate those into inch standard specs for a drawing that us small business guys can work from.

They are made in Taiwan. Sometimes it's more straight forward to give them the drawings in metric so they don't make mistakes when converting them. We also have two Europeans on the design team so sometimes it's easier for us to design in Metric if it isn't needed to be compatible with Imperial components.

When it comes to some hardware etc. We really do both for different reasons. Can be confusing but it's not a big deal. By bore-matching your paintballs, you waste less air propelling them down your barrel. This means you can turn your regulator pressure down, or your velocity screw out making your marker softer on paint and easier on air.

In the first example, shows a ball that is too big for the bore chosen. This means that your marker has to use more air to push it down the barrel.

This also can cause broken paint due to the extra friction. In the second example, we can see that the bore is too big for the paintball, and air is wasted blowing by the ball itself. In the last example we can see that the ball fits perfectly, with just the slightest gap around it to minimize friction and maximize efficiency. The Freak Insert — Heart of a Freak.