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Re: Your opinion on CMI Thunderpig barrels for spyders

In Reply to: Your opinion on CMI Thunderpig barrels for spyders posted by SmokeYa on December 05, 2002 at 11:35:59:

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Posted by:
Steve "B-Ski" Biedrzycki
on December 07, 2002 at 20:48:36

: I just ordered a 16" CMI thunderpig barrel for my E99. I basically bought it because it was the cheapest option. I was just wondereing if you guys think it is a good barrel. I haven't tested it yet because I can basically only shoot when I go to a pb field.
Your barrel to paint match is what makes a barrel, I've seen thunderpigs on 98s and they have worked awesome. I haven't personally used one and have heard only good things. Let us knop how it turns out.

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: : I just ordered a 16" CMI thunderpig barrel for my E99. I basically bought it because it was the cheapest option. I was just wondereing if you guys think it is a good barrel. I haven't tested it yet because I can basically only shoot when I go to a pb field. : Your barrel to paint match is what makes a barrel, I've seen thunderpigs on 98s and they have worked awesome. I haven't personally used one and have heard only good things. Let us knop how it turns out.

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