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Re: Open Response: Stock;Boomstick;Freak;Diablo Paint?

In Reply to: Open Response: Stock;Boomstick;Freak;Diablo Paint? posted by Mark Flores on March 23, 2003 at 00:22:33:

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Posted by:
m98monkey
on March 24, 2003 at 16:16:11

THere are some many things that go into accuracy that we really can't judge them all. However, and aftermarket barrel is always going to shoot better then a poorly built stock. Unless of course it is a poorly built aftermarket. I like my freak. It's a great barrel. The Pipe bomb is sweet, just a little louder. The boom stick is a good barrel, just limited on sizing and expensive. Inferno is good paint all around and will shoot well. Just make sure that your paint matches your bore size, or in the case of new barrels, the insert matches your paint size. That is the biggest difference in efficiency/acuraccy.

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: THere are some many things that go into accuracy that we really can't judge them all. However, and aftermarket barrel is always going to shoot better then a poorly built stock. Unless of course it is a poorly built aftermarket. I like my freak. It's a great barrel. The Pipe bomb is sweet, just a little louder. The boom stick is a good barrel, just limited on sizing and expensive. Inferno is good paint all around and will shoot well. Just make sure that your paint matches your bore size, or in the case of new barrels, the insert matches your paint size. That is the biggest difference in efficiency/acuraccy.

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