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Re: Big Shot or JJ Ceramic

In Reply to: Big Shot or JJ Ceramic posted by Burkie on September 25, 2003 at 18:57:22:

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Posted by:
petrong1186
on September 25, 2003 at 21:45:12

: I've got the choices down to 2. But now I need help.
: I Play Woods games mostly but like to snip from time2time. Is the ceramic that much quiet'r and does that scrafice Distance?
: My 98C is cry'n for a new barrrel.....so
: Any input if you have used these two barrels would be great. Thanks
wat barrel do u currently have? the stock? a inexpensive upgrade. if u are upgradeing from a stock i would recomend the 32 degreese night stick. if not then the j&j ceramic would be the way to go.
those most apt to survive... [are] those oriented toward the future-Frankl
dan

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: : I've got the choices down to 2. But now I need help. : : I Play Woods games mostly but like to snip from time2time. Is the ceramic that much quiet'r and does that scrafice Distance? : : My 98C is cry'n for a new barrrel.....so : : Any input if you have used these two barrels would be great. Thanks : wat barrel do u currently have? the stock? a inexpensive upgrade. if u are upgradeing from a stock i would recomend the 32 degreese night stick. if not then the j&j ceramic would be the way to go. : those most apt to survive... [are] those oriented toward the future-Frankl : dan

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