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In Reply to: ok a freak is out what is the best of the rest? posted by gregh on July 28, 2003 at 23:24:38:

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Vampyr
on July 30, 2003 at 20:35:02

Goes to powerlyte Scepter. 5 inserts that line up, positively lock, Machined to strict bores, Don't run into the pipe problem with the fronts being smaller bore than some of the backs, and are the same price regardless of length or if the back is aluminium or stainless. This is a system that fixed all the short commings of the Freak.

: I need to get an adjustable diameter barrell system. I have a dye ultra light 2 piece right now with a .686. Should I buy a couple of different size ultralight backs? I don't want a freak now because of the lawsuit. Should I get an evil any other suggestions?

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: Goes to powerlyte Scepter. 5 inserts that line up, positively lock, Machined to strict bores, Don't run into the pipe problem with the fronts being smaller bore than some of the backs, and are the same price regardless of length or if the back is aluminium or stainless. This is a system that fixed all the short commings of the Freak. : : : I need to get an adjustable diameter barrell system. I have a dye ultra light 2 piece right now with a .686. Should I buy a couple of different size ultralight backs? I don't want a freak now because of the lawsuit. Should I get an evil any other suggestions?

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