Automotive paint gun fluid tips?

i am a proffessional car sprayer so i know what im on about, not sure which guns ure using, but would recomend devilbiss( not to keen on the sata's) the bigger the fluid tip, the more paint will come out the gun when your spraying , i use a 1.3 for spraying that does me fine, it might not be that thats causing the orange peel though, ill list what i think it might be, could be the air cap, but doubtfull, i use a 115. try turning up the air pressure, i spray at 2 bar. if its to low it will be orange peely, it could even be your clearcoat is too thick, maybe thin it down a touch more. it may even be technique. try this for a change, we call this a double header. insted of letting the first coat dry, as soon as youve done the first go staight over with the second, this also save paint. sorry ive gone on a bit hope this might help a bit kd

M16A3 Phantom Forces

1) US Navy

Iron Sight
Underslung Rail
No Attachment/ Heavy Barrel/ Flash Supp

M16A3, or officially, M16A2E3, comes with fixed handle, so Iron Sight is the only way to go. Most A3 in service utilize the classic ribbed handguard, which is not available in BF3, but I did find the use of KAC-M5 tactical handguard in this specific pic below, which is taken at a Navy compound. As for barrel attachments, the Navy don't fancy lasers and tac-light as other branches do, because the rifle is mostly used on board. So to your liking you can have either nothing or HB/FS.

2) Canadian C7A2

M145 (As ELCAN C79)

Underslung Rail / Foregrip

No Attachment/ Anything except Suppressor

Canadian forces also use M16, designated as C7, the current model is A2, which is full auto capable.
And they favor the ELCAN C79 as the standard optic.