Barrel for my Tippmann Custom Pro?

[Blwisianboy8969]

Hey guys! I have a Tippmann Custom Pro with a response trigger and a cyclone feed system. I am not really into the whole looks thing so I didn't worry about a stock or sight rail or anything. However I am obviously interested in a faster and better performing gun based on my upgrades. My gun is plenty fast enough at 20 b.p.s. considering I only play woodsball. (that's why I didn't buy a fast electronic marker) But I am looking for a better barrel. I want something inexpensive that is accurate and isn't paint picky. I don't care how loud or heavy it is I just want it to be very accurate and it can't break paint. I have the speed advantage in the woods but I need better distance and accuracy. I looked into lots of barrels and I ruled out the flatline for sure because it is too expensive and paint picky! If anyone has any suggestions I would appreciate it. I feel like a punk because I can't make my own decision but I just don't know. Thanks for your help guys!

[JChan819]

Ok... First, a budget is needed, not just an overall generalized comment of, "I'm not rich" or "I can't spend too much cause I don't got that much". Please provide a budget, and that should help out.

If you want something like the Flatline, you can look into an Apex, but that'll run you about $70ish new, cheaper if used.

A good, cheap barrel that I'd recommend is a J&J Ceramic. Self-cleaning, light, quiet, and pretty accurate (If you match your paint correctly).

[stevesoup118]

evil pipe kits for 98c are cheap at firstcall ebay store

[Blwisianboy8969]

ok i don't really have a budget i was just trying to keep it as cheap as possible but still getting a pretty good barrel that is better than the stock werks barrel on my custom pro

[JChan819]

Well, in that case, J&J Ceramics go for about $35ish, CP One-Pieces go for $40ish, Lapco Bigshots go for about $45ish.

All are great barrels.