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Re: Dye Boomstick or Flatline?

In Reply to: Dye Boomstick or Flatline? posted by m98sniper89 on June 21, 2003 at 14:29:06:

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Posted by:
gregh
on June 22, 2003 at 00:55:50

: Which should i get a dye boomstick or flatline
if you want distance at accuracy flatline otherwise closer and accuracy boomstick. Personaly I own a boomstick and while accurate it is louder than other barrels so I have switched. The problem with the flatline is closer shots as it curves before hitting the mark at closer distances it is very inaccurate so yo need to see what you need/want and make your decision on those considerations.

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: : Which should i get a dye boomstick or flatline : if you want distance at accuracy flatline otherwise closer and accuracy boomstick. Personaly I own a boomstick and while accurate it is louder than other barrels so I have switched. The problem with the flatline is closer shots as it curves before hitting the mark at closer distances it is very inaccurate so yo need to see what you need/want and make your decision on those considerations.

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