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Re: barrel decision

In Reply to: Re: barrel decision posted by gregh on September 03, 2003 at 23:02:53:

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skunkboy
on September 04, 2003 at 00:32:51

I would recommend either the J&J ceramic or the NiteStyk.. both are good low cost choices. I have both and use the J&J almost exclusively..
I've never used a Flatline, so I won't make any comments on them..
go with what shoots straight, looks good and is affordable would be my best advice.

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: I would recommend either the J&J ceramic or the NiteStyk.. both are good low cost choices. I have both and use the J&J almost exclusively.. : I've never used a Flatline, so I won't make any comments on them.. : go with what shoots straight, looks good and is affordable would be my best advice.

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