tippman w/ expansion chamber?

[hung-solo]

throughout the years i had, flatline barrel, lapco bigshot barrel, smart parts all american barrel, double trigger, expansion chamber, starfire bolt, strip screws, rear velocity adjuster, and rocket cock. my buddy ran a store so i got to try out pretty much anything that i could put on my gun. I would not recommend the rocket cock as it is kind of cheap and mine broke pretty easily....man it seems so long since i have played. where you from man?

north carolina... how was the flatline barrel?? **** thing is 100$ i hope its worth it!! i was thinking of adding that and somekind of pressure trigger. cant remember the name

[tonytone]

yeah i think its a responsive trigger, or something like that. i believe it uses excess gas to help the trigger respond back after firing......flatline is a toss up, just depends on what kind of games you play. play a lot of 3/5 man speedball? then flatline is not really for you...

[hung-solo]

yeah i think its a responsive trigger, or something like that. i believe it uses excess gas to help the trigger respond back after firing......flatline is a toss up, just depends on what kind of games you play. play a lot of 3/5 man speedball? then flatline is not really for you...

no its more like in the woods or abandoned houses and barn kind of thing. i can always take the barrel off and put a different one on. whats the best all around barrel for the 98? something that is accurate up close and some distance

[tonytone]

no its more like in the woods or abandoned houses and barn kind of thing. i can always take the barrel off and put a different one on. whats the best all around barrel for the 98? something that is accurate up close and some distance

to be honest with you, i would not really know what is the best barrel around right now. most of my knowledge of products is a little outdated. I was on top of all the new sh*t in about 2001/2002 when i was really into it. the main thing is matching paint to your barrel. all paintballs are a little different in size. the more expensive paint is usually a little smaller bore size (marballizer/all star/ and my fav EVIL). so just decide what you usually shoot, and you shoot be able to look up avg bore size somewhere on the net. then do some research on the latest barrels, and try to match the size up. matching paint size will help equalize air pressure around the ball as it leaves the barrel, producing an even exit, a good spin, and will help minimize breaks/chops.

[tonytone]

for abandoned houses and "outlaw" like play, the flatline would be fun to play with...just so you know, it's kind of a b1tch to take the flatline on and off

[hung-solo]

for abandoned houses and "outlaw" like play, the flatline would be fun to play with...just so you know, it's kind of a b1tch to take the flatline on and off

yeah i figured. we will play some tournament type **** later on. so how are the hittman 14inch barrels and etc??

[hung-solo]

to be honest with you, i would not really know what is the best barrel around right now. most of my knowledge of products is a little outdated. I was on top of all the new sh*t in about 2001/2002 when i was really into it. the main thing is matching paint to your barrel. all paintballs are a little different in size. the more expensive paint is usually a little smaller bore size (marballizer/all star/ and my fav EVIL). so just decide what you usually shoot, and you shoot be able to look up avg bore size somewhere on the net. then do some research on the latest barrels, and try to match the size up. matching paint size will help equalize air pressure around the ball as it leaves the barrel, producing an even exit, a good spin, and will help minimize breaks/chops.

ill do that thanx