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Re: Tippmann 98 Custom UpGrades

In Reply to: Re: Tippmann 98 Custom UpGrades posted by Kyoto Lee on January 03, 2003 at 10:37:06:

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Posted by:
Jeff "Marine_Pilot" Fricker
on January 03, 2003 at 16:16:56

I usually look at posts and agree with everyone with the first upgrade. It should alswys be a barrel. The J&J is probably, no is, the best barrel to go with in your case. But in my opinion
the ceramic is the better barrel than the Pro 1, I am sure you will get others not agreeing with me but I have played with both and I choose the Ceramic. Plus it goes better with the paint you use.

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: I usually look at posts and agree with everyone with the first upgrade. It should alswys be a barrel. The J&J is probably, no is, the best barrel to go with in your case. But in my opinion : the ceramic is the better barrel than the Pro 1, I am sure you will get others not agreeing with me but I have played with both and I choose the Ceramic. Plus it goes better with the paint you use.

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