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psycho ballistic's ARADUS barrel

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Lunch_Box
on April 21, 2003 at 23:03:15

i saw the aradus barrel and i thought that is a great alternative to the freak barrel set. the aradus you just need to twist the barrel to change the bore size instead of disassemble the barrel and also it costs a whole lot less than the freak. so i was wondering is this offer too good to be true? are there tons of problems with it and if there are then do they only appear on certain markers?

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: i saw the aradus barrel and i thought that is a great alternative to the freak barrel set. the aradus you just need to twist the barrel to change the bore size instead of disassemble the barrel and also it costs a whole lot less than the freak. so i was wondering is this offer too good to be true? are there tons of problems with it and if there are then do they only appear on certain markers?

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