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Re: autococker barrel??

In Reply to: autococker barrel?? posted by Frankie OQuinn on January 25, 2003 at 18:44:11:

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on January 25, 2003 at 20:59:51

: I have a Powerlyte 14" on my 02 cocker. Its very quiet and pretty accurate. Im looking into a Freak system. Whats the diffrence in the AA and the Teardrop front end.
The AA is the standard straight barrel with holes drilled evenly up the length of the tip, the Tear drop has the flutted holes and kinda curves at the end, I personally like the AA, it looks cleaner, seems to shoot a bit quieter and is much easy to clean if you break a ball.

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: : I have a Powerlyte 14" on my 02 cocker. Its very quiet and pretty accurate. Im looking into a Freak system. Whats the diffrence in the AA and the Teardrop front end. : The AA is the standard straight barrel with holes drilled evenly up the length of the tip, the Tear drop has the flutted holes and kinda curves at the end, I personally like the AA, it looks cleaner, seems to shoot a bit quieter and is much easy to clean if you break a ball.

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