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WARPIG Tech Talk - Model 98 / 98 Custom
The Dye Boomstick is a very nice barrel...
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Posted by Hellbore on February 27, 2002 at 04:07:09:

In Reply to: Barrel Decision, Please Help Soon! posted by Joe on February 25, 2002 at 16:57:18:

I'm glad to hear that you don't want a Flatline. I am puzzled, however, about your not wanting a Freak barrel system. Why not? They are excellent. There are so many high-quality barrels on the market, and practically all of them are well-made, smooth, and made with fine tolerances. What usually ends up making the crucial difference is whether the paint you are using matches your barrel. With the Freak system, (you might already know this) there are different sizes of inserts so your paint size can always match up with the portion of the barrel where the acceleration occurs. What more could you want in a barrel? Please tell me why you don't want a Freak, I would really like to know.

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