WARPIG Tech Talk - Model 98 / 98 Custom - Give up my Flatline for an AA or Armison Stealth?


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Give up my Flatline for an AA or Armison Stealth?

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Posted by:
Christopher "Doom_Dog" Bills
on December 28, 2002 at 17:08:11

Sorry for asking another "what barrel" question, but i have done my research and still i am in a dead lock. My flatline is accurate some times but not others. Also i realy hate pulling a sqeegie through each time i break a ball to get the gun to shoot straight. Lastly when i get into a sticky situation i don't have enough ROF to get me out of it. So should i trade in my distance with my flatline for an AA or Armison? What are some of your experences with these barrels? Again I am sorry for the "what barrel" question.

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Re: Give up my Flatline for an AA or Armison Stealth? m98monkey 16:06:39 12/29/02 (1)

Re: Some Armson experience Ben "Pump Scout" Kohnen 00:31:20 12/30/02 (0)

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: Sorry for asking another "what barrel" question, but i have done my research and still i am in a dead lock. My flatline is accurate some times but not others. Also i realy hate pulling a sqeegie through each time i break a ball to get the gun to shoot straight. Lastly when i get into a sticky situation i don't have enough ROF to get me out of it. So should i trade in my distance with my flatline for an AA or Armison? What are some of your experences with these barrels? Again I am sorry for the "what barrel" question.

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