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Re: Angel barrels: which is best for a backplayer?

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Posted by Christian Jansen on May 04, 2002 at 13:26:11:

In Reply to: Angel barrels: which is best for a backplayer? posted by Patrick on March 04, 2002 at 13:50:37:

For any player, it's all about matching paint size to the barrel. For the money, the Freak kit gives you 8 different barrels for under $200. If money isn't a problem, get a set of Dye BS's. And playing 3-man, I would go with 14". No need for anything more than that. Hope this helps.

Chris
Team Imperia
Moscow, Russia

: I recently baught a brand new 2002 angel and play back for my three man team. I wondered what would be the best barrel for me, any informed input would be very helpful,

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: For any player, it's all about matching paint size to the barrel. For the money, the Freak kit gives you 8 different barrels for under $200. If money isn't a problem, get a set of Dye BS's. And playing 3-man, I would go with 14". No need for anything more than that. Hope this helps. : Chris : Team Imperia : Moscow, Russia : : I recently baught a brand new 2002 angel and play back for my three man team. I wondered what would be the best barrel for me, any informed input would be very helpful,

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