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Re: Barrels and Paint

In Reply to: Barrels and Paint posted by Marvin_the_Martian on June 19, 2003 at 02:08:31:

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Posted by:
Sigrun
on June 20, 2003 at 11:04:47

Stock '03 with a Freak barrel kit is hard to beat.
: Looking to build my first paintball marker and I am working on a hinge frame cocker. I have heard different stories between rifled and nonrifled barrels. My question, What is the best barrel and paintball combonation for distance and accuracy? This is far a compressed air system with highend parts and a lot of attention to detail. Trying to make the perfect cocker, at least for the time. All opinions wellcome. and don't remind me i can't spell i already know that!! t.y.

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: Stock '03 with a Freak barrel kit is hard to beat. : : Looking to build my first paintball marker and I am working on a hinge frame cocker. I have heard different stories between rifled and nonrifled barrels. My question, What is the best barrel and paintball combonation for distance and accuracy? This is far a compressed air system with highend parts and a lot of attention to detail. Trying to make the perfect cocker, at least for the time. All opinions wellcome. and don't remind me i can't spell i already know that!! t.y.

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