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Posted by:
Hecman
on October 22, 2003 at 16:54:34

I use a stock 98 Custom and the first thing I'm grading is the barrel. I been to the field and saw the good and bad of the stock 8.5" barrel. My question is should I get a CP One Piece 12" or a Dye Xcel 12" barrel? Both cost the same at my local store. Both look the same to me. I just want more accuracy and little more range then what my stock barrel can do.

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: I use a stock 98 Custom and the first thing I'm grading is the barrel. I been to the field and saw the good and bad of the stock 8.5" barrel. My question is should I get a CP One Piece 12" or a Dye Xcel 12" barrel? Both cost the same at my local store. Both look the same to me. I just want more accuracy and little more range then what my stock barrel can do.

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