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Re: paint size

In Reply to: paint size posted by moosecustome on May 21, 2003 at 11:47:03:

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Posted by:
Razorpb
on May 22, 2003 at 19:07:41

I wouldn't trust the manufacturers spec. The best thing is to try it in the sleeve. Balls vary from batch to batch, as will the sleeves. Get the whole Freak kit if you can, you'll save some money in the long run. It should be around $190 for the complete kit w/ case. Hope it helps.
Razor
: if a company list their paintball size at .689-.691 would i be better off using a insert that is .691 or the next larger size.
: the reason i ask is that i am looking at getting a freak barrel and wondering what sizes i should get to start.

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: I wouldn't trust the manufacturers spec. The best thing is to try it in the sleeve. Balls vary from batch to batch, as will the sleeves. Get the whole Freak kit if you can, you'll save some money in the long run. It should be around $190 for the complete kit w/ case. Hope it helps. : Razor : : if a company list their paintball size at .689-.691 would i be better off using a insert that is .691 or the next larger size. : : the reason i ask is that i am looking at getting a freak barrel and wondering what sizes i should get to start.

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