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Period of
Product Use: |
Less than a month |
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Paintball
Experience: |
3 years |
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Similar
Products Used: |
I've used some other kits/barrels, though nothing compares to the stiffi. |
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| Marker Setup: |
Blue EG06
Java 68/3000
Halo w/ ST hot rod kit
Stiffi Switch |
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Recommended
Paintballs: |
Anything works fine, it's an ego with a barrel kit, you do the math. |
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| Strengths: |
*Light
*Good looks
*Nice, simple case
*quite accurate |
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| Weaknesses: |
Price? Cheaper than evil pipe though, and worth it. |
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| Review: |
When I first bought my ego I didn't expect that I would need a kit, but after seeing some of the jumps from using such a large bore on smaller paint, I decided it was time. And being the sucker for carbon fibre that I am, I went with the stiffi.
Even though I had never tried a carbon fibre barrel before, I knew that all those who had bought one and raved about it couldn't be wrong. So after I dropped the 240 bucks, I threw it on and was surprised at how good it looked on my blue marker, kind of expected an "out of place look".
My first day playing and I was very impressed, I was shooting extremely straight, and the barrel was relatively quiet (others had said the stiffi was quite loud). Immediately I noticed that my marker was lighter, which is nothing major, but it's nice to brag about. I also noticed that I was getting more consistent chrono readings compared to my stock barrel.
A lot of people complained about the fact that you can't use a swab, this was never a major issue for me, simply because I'm not a fan of swabs. |
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| Conclusion: |
All in all I am more than pleased with my purchase, and wil recommend the stiffi to anyone who's in the market for a new barrel kit for their marker. |
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