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Re: Most accurate gun-barrel combo?
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Posted by LanceR on October 22, 2002 at 18:58:10:

In Reply to: Most accurate gun-barrel combo? posted by sundaythedog on October 18, 2002 at 23:08:37:

Consider a used Phantom with stock barrel. I've seen them on eBay for under $200.

The SL68-II is a good gun, but it has drawbacks:
limited supply of aftermarket barrels
odd elbow size (you have to use a special hopper, or an adapter)
integral grip frame (can't upgrade to 45 or move the ASA)
Each of these can be overcome, but they're considerations.


It's a good gun for the money, but I don't think I've used mine since I got my Phantom (sometimes I bring it along as backup). The Phantom has many possible configurations and upgrades.

The Phantom can also be converted to stock class, some day, when I'm good enough. ;-]



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