The best technical info i've read shows that the BB transits the barrel in contact with the upper surface. Thus movement within a TBB cannot cause the rotation axis to shift as much as within a WBB. Personally I am unconvinced by the air cushion theory - i suspect that it may well produce outstanding results bolted to a bench, but in the real world I feel certain that mechanical movement (and the space within which movement is allowed), even tiny involuntary movement, and unintentional deviation from a firing position perfectly horizontal in the "Z" Axis, must prove to have the greater effect. But I do not have a WBB to test so I maintain an open mind, but hence the questions above...