A paint ball gun is provided. The paint ball gun has a curved bore and a fluid actuated firing mechanism. The fluid actuated firing mechanism is in operable communication with the curved bore such that the fluid actuated firing mechanism propels the paint ball through the curved bore.
RELATED APPLICATIONS
The present application is a Continuation of U.S. patent application, Ser. No. 09/333,083 (filed Jun. 14, 1999) now U.S. Pat. No. 6,324,779, entitled Gun Having a Curved Barrel. To the extent not included below, the subject matter disclosed in that application is hereby expressly incorporated into the present application.
A barrel attachment for a paintball gun is provided to impart spin onto a paintball exiting the barrel of the paintball gun thereby providing projectile drop compensation. The attachment is made up of a structure having an elongated aperture with a first end that attaches over the barrel of a paintball gun thereby extending the barrel. A second end of the attachment has an open passage that is disposed at an angle to the centerline of the barrel so that a spin is imparted onto a paintball fired from the gun as it passes through the open passage.
A barrel adaptor for a paintball gun is provided to induce spin onto a paintball exiting the barrel of the paintball gun thereby providing selected projectile drop compensation. The adapter consists of a structure having an elongated aperture with a first end adapted to fit snugly over the barrel of the paintball gun thereby extending the barrel. An exit portion of the adapter forms an open trough-like cavity, wherein the trough-like cavity is generally mal-aligned with the paintball gun barrel such that a spin is imparted upon a paintball fired from the paintball gun barrel as it passes longitudinally through the trough-like cavity and exits therefrom.
