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Period of
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| 1 year | 8 of 9 people found this review helpful.
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Paintball
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2 years |
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Similar
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Stock Barrels, Dye Exel, Javalen |
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| Marker Setup: |
Viking With A Viewloader, 68CI 300PSI tank, drop foward with shut off, and a spyder with same tank setup and tank. with Cerimic Barrel |
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Recommended
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The best I found to match the J&J Cermic is the dusk by darruxxes (Sold at sporting good stores, and retail stores) |
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| Strengths: |
Easy to Clean, Quiet, most accurrate, and is light and strong |
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| Weaknesses: |
Can Chip Easy, can fall loose from gun with no o-ring. |
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| Review: |
I think it is a good step up from the stock Barrels, I use it on a spyer that I have, and works well, It seems to be a good Mid-Range acuurate barrel, it will come loose from the gun easy, but I found that putting a tank O-Ring on past the threads, and a firm tighten of it Stops it from working loose from the gun, you do have to strech the O-Ring over the threaded end, but it works Nicely for a "Lock Ring". The Performace is probly about average for this price rang, Its big advatage is that it cleans its self very well. I also found out that it is abou like the telfon skilet, give it a drop or two of oil (Regular paintball oil, NOT 3 n 1 or motor oil) in it before play, and swab it out with your swab, it improves its performance enough to tell. Over all I Rate as a good step up from your stock barrel of your spyder, or other mid priced guns. I have been happy with it for the price, it not as good as the two peice, but as long as you use decent paint in it it works well. |
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| Conclusion: |
I say that it is a Good step up from your stock barrell that came with a tippman or a spyder or mid price gun, it is a good mid-range accuracy barrel for the price, and it on major plus is it asy to clean I Rate it a nine because there is always room to improve. |
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