WARPIG Tech Talk - Model 98 / 98 Custom


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In Reply to: ok.................... posted by Jack_Renter on July 16, 2003 at 18:11:43:

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RANGER_17
on July 18, 2003 at 17:23:04

All i can say is WOW. the stock barrel for the tippy 98 is horrible. the balls chop all the time. one time my friend was shooting nothin but mist paint it got so bad.(he didnt really take care of his gun though. once you get a new barrel you will understand how bad the barrel actually is. my lapco bigshot 14" is awesome. so you really wanna get a better barrel. thats my advice. but maybe you would like to stick to stock....

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: All i can say is WOW. the stock barrel for the tippy 98 is horrible. the balls chop all the time. one time my friend was shooting nothin but mist paint it got so bad.(he didnt really take care of his gun though. once you get a new barrel you will understand how bad the barrel actually is. my lapco bigshot 14" is awesome. so you really wanna get a better barrel. thats my advice. but maybe you would like to stick to stock....

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