Comments on thesoak's Review

thesoak Thursday, March 4th, 2004 Period of Product Use: Less than a month 5 of 24 people found this review helpful. Paintball Experience: 1 year Similar Products Used: stock carbine J&J ceramiuc Marker Setup: 98 custom custom paintjob with clearcoat 12" J&J ceramic rva green grips home made drop no hopper wobble quiet gun mods trigger mods unsafty hopper drill unguarded trigger empire condom polished internals who cares Recommended Paintballs: draxxus rec-sport Strengths: flat trajectory is unbeatable Weaknesses: many view body Review: GOOD: flat trajectory is so great you can shoot forever it looks so cool BAD: plastic shroud is bent and a sight will never work cost couldent get a pinpoint hit if you tryed if you bump it you have to re ajust you have to set in your barrel unliek other barrel u screw in stripping gun takes longer and you have to waste 200 rounds to reset the barrel if you have old recivers forget aboit it you have to rig it it blows people say its hard to clean if u get a break not true but yes a lil harder then normal porting is stone aged 3 piece garbage Conclusion: get this if you starred in the movie commando or you ahve money to waste other than that get a J&J ceramic i didnt believe anyone then i got it set it perfect it worked great but i got shot with a ball on the tip of barrel and it nocked it out of alignment needless to say i had to spend 15 minutes to reset the gun and wasted half my paintballs J&J CERAMIC no others IM me if you got somehtign to say about my review Rating: 1 out of 10

Bpie03 Sunday, December 26th, 2004 | 11:29 am PST We aren't trying to hit a pin point no barrel could do that. Oh yeah and I think your lieing you dont have to shoot 200 rounds to re-set it. Last edited on Sunday, December 26th, 2004 at 11:31 am PST

Tipp The Scales Monday, August 22nd, 2005 | 3:46 pm PST lol, I won't IM you, I'll tell you my opinion right here. This review sucks. Badly. If your PLASTIC shroud is bent, it was either mis-formed or you heated it. That plastic doesn't bend: it breaks. Either way, the shroud has no effect on the barrel, and if it does, you should remove it and as Tippmann to send you a new one. If you weren't such a moron, you would realize you just have to loosen the front screw to be able to screw the barrel in and out, then tighten it when you have it properly adjusted. If you study a PROPERLY alligned barrel, it shouldn't take you more than 2 tries to get the right direction. Having used mine for many years now, I can get it perfect every time I disassemble my gun. That, and it takes about 5 shots maximum to tell if the barrel is on correctly or not. Yes, if you have an old gun, the newer barrels have an extra thread or something along those lines. All you have to do is buy an adapter. Duh. 3 piece garbage... I assume you mean the J&J, as my Flatline barrel is a one-piece barrel. 2 pieces if you have to get an adapter.