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In Reply to: Autococker Barrel length question posted by Dave Klucar on February 25, 2003 at 11:19:18:

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Posted by:
DaveA
on February 25, 2003 at 17:42:37

if you're getting a freak system, then your question is moot. You'll be able to see what the differences are.
However you might want to consider other tube systems as well, the only thing I have against SP barrels is they tend to suck once you break a ball in them, and the only way to get them clean is to squeegee it.
The new PMI Pipe system seems like it might be a good system, I'll see one soon I hope and report in. If nothing else the porting faces forwards so that youpush the paint out of the porting quicker.

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: if you're getting a freak system, then your question is moot. You'll be able to see what the differences are. : However you might want to consider other tube systems as well, the only thing I have against SP barrels is they tend to suck once you break a ball in them, and the only way to get them clean is to squeegee it. : The new PMI Pipe system seems like it might be a good system, I'll see one soon I hope and report in. If nothing else the porting faces forwards so that youpush the paint out of the porting quicker.

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