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Lapco BigShot Aluminum Barrel Reviews
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Number of Reviews: |
219 |
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Average Rating: |
9.3 / 10 |
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Manufacturer Website: |
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Suggested Retail Price: |
$53 |
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| Comes in 8", 12", and 14" lengths, has a .689" inside diameter, a hard anodized black or bead blasted finish, and porting. Medium paint is recommended. |
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| The Lapco BigShot Aluminum Barrel is newer, so it should be commonly available, both new and used. |
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Sunday, June 22nd, 2003 |
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Period of
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| Less than a month | 55 of 61 people found this review helpful.
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Paintball
Experience: |
1 year |
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14" J&J Ceramic
12" Smart Parts Teardrop
12" Smart Parts All American
14" JT One Piece Aluminum
16" Tippmann Sniper Barrel |
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Tippmann 98 Custom, Maddman Spring Kit, 14" Bead Blasted Lapco Big Shot |
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Recommended
Paintballs: |
I heard that a lot of other Big Shot owners say these paints were good, and the maker of these barrels said that these paintballs were a good match for the Big Shot:
PMI Premiums
PMI Marbilizers
Diablo Dusk
JT Maxims
Basically any good paint that has a .689 bore size
I unfortunately had to use ZAP Sports Series paintballs i had brought a month ago from Wal Mart :( |
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| Strengths: |
Accuracy, Range, Looks, Consistency, Noise, Porting, Craftsmanship, Price, Weight |
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| Weaknesses: |
Noise (Lack of Porting), Consistency, Looks, Barrel O-Ring |
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Ok, to sum up what i meant by the strengths and weaknesses. And yes, i do realize i put the same thing twice, but let me explain. Also, let me tell you that i wasn't in the best condition for paintballing. I was using ZAP Sports Series paint that was a month old from Wal Mart. Now, Wal Mart paint that they sell are usually in storage for a while already, but ontop of that were a month old. Also, although ZAP Sports Series had a good fit for the Lapco, they're not good quality paint at all. And it as 27 C outside. And im not that great at paintballing, i can only just shoot non moving targets (because I suck)
Ok, for the Strengths:
Accuracy: This thing has A LOT better accuracy from the stock. Trust me the accuracy will amaze you. It's also a lot more accurate than the J&J Ceramic and more accurate than the Smart Part barrels, but a considerable amount in my opinion. This barrel shoots the balls STRAIGHT and still shoots it straight like a dart from 100+ feet out with crappy paintballs.
I did some target practise to test out how accurate this barrel was. I was able to hit cans off my fence from 20 feet out with absolutely no problem. (All i did was line up the open scopes on my 98C and just fired away) The balls were dead on straight and hit the cans. I was able to hit the cans from 90 feet always off a chair leg with 1-3 shots. This brings me to my next strength, CONSISTENCY
Consistency: This barrel seemed to be quite tempermental for me. That's why I put conisistency twice. When this barrel shoots well, It will shoot 5-8 shots dead on. For example, i would be able to hit the cans from 60-90 feet away no problem if i just aligned the open scopes.
Range: This barrel had great range over the Ceramic and Stock. I was able to hit targets at 90 feet with very litte drop, and my velocity was barely at 200 (My velocity screw was almost all the way in.) The range improvement is very evident over the stock and Ceramic, and you can hit targets at long distances, maybe 110 feet out no problem before you would have any balls dropping.
Looks: This barrel looked pretty cool on my Tippmann 98 Custom. It made my gun look like a true rifle because of the 14" length and the bead blast gave it a cool color over the normal anondized black. Also the barel flares out at the end and has groves on which gives it a nice Look to it.
Craftsmanship: The craftsmanship of the barrel is very good. The anondizing job is good, the paint barely chips. The inside of the barrel also has a very good mirror micro-finish and the inside is sooo smooth and shiny. Also, there are many added and precise features of this barrel that make it very hydro-dynamic for the paintball to obtain the best accuracy, range, and speed.
Noise: The barrel is louder than most barrels, and makes the barrel sound like a M16. I personally think its cool because it sounds like a real gun, scared people when they hear it. And plus, people will know that you're shooting at them when the accuracy of the barrel hits them in one shot ;)
Porting: The porting is at the end of the barrel so you get the whole 11" or 13" of the barrel in use, for better range and accuracy.
Weight: This barrel is really light, but not TOO light. It balances out the weight of the gun so that the weight is centered, and that's what you want.
Price: FOR THE PRICE, YOU GET A BARREL THAT SHOOTS AS WELL AS 100 DOLLAR BARRELS. THIS IS BY FAR THE BEST PRICE:PERFORMANCE RATIO BARREL ON THE MARKET.
Weaknesses:
Noise: The noise is loud, and some people might not like it, so i put it as a weakness if you like quiet barrels. Its not as loud as you think trust me, its not like a shotgun. Its just a bit louder. If you were to shoot to barrels, then maybe you could tell the difference but when you're playing it all sounds the same.
Lack of Porting Along the Barrel: This is the cause of the louder noise, but it makes up for it (as described above)
Looks: Some say its plain because its all black, personal preference.
Consistency: Now this one is in question really. I'm seriously not sure if this is because of the barrel or the old moldy crappy ZAP paintballs i used. But when i was using this barrel, some balls tended to curve a little bit. It curved about a foot or a foot and a half at 60 feet out, or sometimes it dropped at 50 feet. This could have been because of the crappy paintballs, that they were old and had dimples, or because of the co2 (i dont have an expansion chamber), or just my poor aim but just in cause its the barrel (which i doubt) this can be a problem. I'll update this review when i use this barrel again with better paint.
Barrel O-Ring: Now I'm not sure if its just my barrel defected, but the barrel O-ring is wierd. Its really tight and it's hard to screw it, and i'm not even sure if you screw it in or not, but its kinda wierd. Its tight to screw in and hard to screw out. I'm not sure about it, but if you get the Big Shot, then you'll know what i mean. I don't know if there is a difference between screwing it all the way in our leaving it out but it just makes me think and I hate thinking. |
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| Conclusion: |
I Think this barrel with good paintballs can and will put the paintballs exactly where you want them. I had a couple of Nelson Nel Splat paintballs (better quality than ZAP, just as old tho) but I think those ones shot accurately. And when this barrel gets a good ball to shoot, it will shoot it WELL. Its seriously almost like a dart. It just goes STRAIGHT, no dropping, RIGHT into where you were aiming at. Its scary sometimes...for the opponent. So I HIGHLY recommend this barrel as it is a total improvement over the stock and is the first thing to upgrade on a 98 Custom.
So if you're a Tippmann owner, go out and buy this barrel now! I'm not sure how this barrel will perform with other pricier guns, but it worked great on my Tippmann |
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| Rating: |
| 10 out of 10 | Last edited on Monday, June 23rd, 2003 at 5:10 am PST |
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Period of
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| 1 year | 25 of 25 people found this review helpful.
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Paintball
Experience: |
4 years |
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Stock Barrel, Dye Stainless Steel, Flatline, Boomstick, J&J |
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Tippmann A-5, Lapco 12" BigShot, Double Trigger, Response Trigger, HPA Tank, Remote, Flatline |
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Recommended
Paintballs: |
I've tested most balls out there. In general, I recommend fresh paint that aren't dry. Meaning they have the "anti-coagulative" oil on them. For example, the pink evil paintballs are dry but the yellow ones have an oil coating. Dry paintballs are good for the flatline, but not regular barrels. Some names include, Draxxus Inferno (SFX), Diablo Blaze, Evils, RPS Premiums, etc. |
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| Strengths: |
Very Accurate
Stylish Looks (bead blasted)
Light
Reliable |
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| Weaknesses: |
Does not use standard barrel plug |
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| Review: |
I had read ALL, and i mean all hundred something, reviews for this barrel. And I decided this barrel was the one for me. I was deciding between the J&J Full Tilt Ceramic, J&J Ceramic, and the Lapco BigShot. With such wonderful reviews of accuracy, I picked this one. As soon as I received the barrel in its plastic tube, I was happy to see that the barrel had style. The design-ish markings, smooth black (bead blasted), and stylish engravings and writing made me want to stare at it. After I picked up my gun, I went over to my local paintball shop and picked up a few hundred balls. I-Balls i believe. I think they were just ball holder pods full of paintballs that they sold (100-round pods). it went for 4 bucks so i just bought a few. I also picked up a red dot sight for about 30 dollars. When I got home, i slapped on the sight and went out to my deck with my gun and my lapco and stock barrels. With much self control, I actually left my stock barrel on the gun to test it out. I shot about 70 balls with the stock. While shooting with the stock barrel, I had the feeling that I was trying to aim the CURVE, if you kno what I mean. Instead of aiming the gun, I felt that I was looking more from the side of the gun to watch the path of the paintball and shoot accordingly. I didn't dare aim with the red dot. After, I screwed in my BigShot and just the difference in the look of the gun made me happy. The 12" barrel went perfectly with my gun (did I mention bead blasted?). So, I took "aim", still in the same mind set of the stock barrel, I tried to aim the path of the paintball again. However, I noticed that the path was relatively the same after each paintball. So this time, I used my red dot, but I found that I had to zero in the scope. After the cycle of aim, shoot, adjust sight, I finally got the sight zeroed. Through this process, I was unconsciously recognizing that this barrel allowed me to actually use the scope with more than decent results. So, I had fun the rest of the day, shooting a 1 foot by 1 foot piece of wood from about 90-100 ft away. This was all done using the red dot scope. I definately recommend this barrel. It will help you out in a paintball game whether you decide to play speedball in the back, in the front, or if you play woodball. While paintballs cannot be expected to have the trajectory of a bullet, this barrel will make your paintballs go as accurately as they possibly can. Face it, paintballs just aren't perfectly round, balanced, etc. Still, you can come close with this barrel. Yes, some people cry about the sound but I didn't really notice a difference. My A-5 was loud with the stock and with this barrel its about the same noise level. But I have to admit that I didn't take the time to analyze the sound because I was too busy having fun with its accuracy. Be warned however, if you do not have the right paint, it will not be all that accurate. Cheap paint will result in a few curve balls, as with all barrels.
Edit-1 year later
I'm editing this post to share my experiences with everyone else deciding whether they should buy this barrel or not. All I can say is that, it has never failed me. 1 year down the road and I've gone from using it as my primary barrel, to my backup barrel, and now I'm currently using it as my primary barrel again. In scenarios when my flatline would fail me, I've switched to 'ole reliable here and the balls are dead on. What you pay for is what you get here, in double. I would have easily paid more than 55 dollars for this, because as I think about it, it was the best piece of paintball equipment I have ever bought. (And I've spent ALOT on paintball equipment). I can think of two possible weaknesses for this barrel off the top of my head. One is that you may consider this barrel loud. It's no louder than the stock barrel, but get over it, tippmanns are loud. Two, is that it doesn't use a barrel plug. Get a barrel condom, you'll need one nowadays for almost every single field out there. |
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Get this barrel. It will make you happy. If your deciding between this barrel and something else, this barrel will make you happier. I personally think the looks of this barrel is enough to put it over the top of any other barrel out there with similar accuracy (boomstick). O yea, it also costs only 55 dollars (bead blasted, 47 for anodized).
Hope I helped all you potential buyers. =) |
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| 10 out of 10 | Last edited on Friday, August 12th, 2005 at 8:53 am PST |
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Period of
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| Only tested | 12 of 12 people found this review helpful.
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Paintball
Experience: |
More than 5 years |
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Similar
Products Used: |
Multiple barrels including the flatline, standard barrels and barrels with rifling |
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| Marker Setup: |
Tippmann Model 98 w/ expansion chamber & scope
Kingman Spyder |
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Recommended
Paintballs: |
All tests done with standard quality paint.
Cheap paint sucks, don't expect results outside of 40'
Expensive paint is pointless unless you have the hardware to back it up.
If you pay more then $42 2000 you're paying too much |
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| Strengths: |
Accuracy and range |
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| Weaknesses: |
louder is not an issue... I hear every shot from every barrel |
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A buddy of mine is a ballistics expert for the US Military. Using a two foot by two foot board with a one inch grid we plotted dispersion graphs using two different markers, four different barrels (including the flatline) with and without the expansion chambers. I have to say, what we found shocked me.
We placed the target at 20 foot intervals starting at 20 feet and moving out to 120 feet. We then fired enough shots for statistically relevant data using each setup. We then figured out the dispersion and transformed the data into circular graphs to represent the shot groups.
Before doing this I was a firm believer in my flatline. Now it's for sale on ebay. There is truth to the range of the flatline, it certainly gets them out there. If you are a cover fire player who likes to spend money on paint then that's the barrel for you. Don't get me wrong, I love my flatline, but I am a fronline player who hates to lob paint across the field in the hopes of hitting someone or covering for someone else.
I chose the Lapco BigShot to test because my brother uses one on his spyder and he always seems to get the "lucky" shot. In fact, he gets the lucky shot just a little too often. Now I have statistical proof why.
The bigshot out shot every other barrel we had (including rifled barrels and standard straight barrels). I was sold on it when I hit the board 100% of the time at 100 feet (Note: my flatline missed 20% at 60 feet). |
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This is a good barrel. I'm sure there's financially backed players who have better gear then this but you're not going to find a better barrel for the money. I have the statistical data to back that up. If I could post graphs on here I would ... and you'd be amazed. |
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| 10 out of 10 | Last edited on Tuesday, May 23rd, 2006 at 5:45 am PST |
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Period of
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| 3 months | 7 of 8 people found this review helpful.
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Paintball
Experience: |
3 years |
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Similar
Products Used: |
dye excell |
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A-5 w/ 20 oz Co2 and 14"lapco bigshot |
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Recommended
Paintballs: |
only tried marbs so far, but work very well. |
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| Strengths: |
The accuracy with this barrel is sick, its awesome lookin, and little $$$ |
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| Weaknesses: |
none. a bit louder then my friends J&J, but more accurate |
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Bought this barrel a few days after i bought my a-5 and field tested it. sure the a-5 decently accurate stock, but with this barrel, the other guys dont stand a chance. I made a head shot from about 60 ft on the first shot. while shooting i noticed no drop off or crazy shots. although, i somewhat wish i had bought the 12" instead because it seems to get in the way when im looking around trees and such. but this barrel is the best buy you can make for your a-5/98c. |
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First thing you should upgrade to is this barrel. its extremly cheap, even for poor guys like me, it has amazing accuracy, and with the a-5 mp5 sight, i almost never miss. |
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| 10 out of 10 | Last edited on Saturday, June 28th, 2003 at 6:57 pm PST |
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Period of
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| Less than a month | 7 of 9 people found this review helpful.
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Paintball
Experience: |
3 months |
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Similar
Products Used: |
Stock Tippmann 98 custom 8 1/2" Barrel |
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Tippmann 98 Custom, Response Trigger, Lapco Bead Blasted 12" Big Shot Barrel, NW 8" Drop Forward with On/Off ASA, Revolution 12v Hopper with X Board, 12 oz Co2 |
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Recommended
Paintballs: |
Any |
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| Strengths: |
Accurate, Slightly Quiter, Nice Look, Excellent Performance |
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| Weaknesses: |
None |
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The Lapco 12" Big Shot is an excellent performer. I like that it comes in a bead blasted finish because I dislike the shiney finishes. This barrel was a huge improvement over the stock barrel. My 98 custom became more accurate when I replaced the stock barrel with it. Remember to buy the Lapco barrel plug because the one that came with the 98 is way too small. I have had no ball breaks with this barrel. Overall this is a great barrel that is well worth the $50.00 or so that it cost. |
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I would recommend this barrel to all Tippmann 98 owners who is looking to replace the lack luster stock barrel. It increases accuracy, which is what a replacement barrel supposed to do. The price is not too high, and it well worth the money. |
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Saturday, February 8th, 2003 |
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Period of
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| 3 months | 7 of 10 people found this review helpful.
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Paintball
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1 year |
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A-5 RT, Lapco Bigshot 14", Double Trigger, 20 oz Co2 on remote |
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Recommended
Paintballs: |
Blaze |
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| Strengths: |
Nice and accurate, pretty light up front |
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nothing much bad about it, got it for a pretty cheap price in a package when i picked up the A5 |
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Worth it for A5 owners, Ive tried the Boomstick and the Lapco seems more accurate and balls dont break in the barrel |
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Period of
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| 1 year | 6 of 8 people found this review helpful.
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Experience: |
2 years |
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Products Used: |
98 Armson Stealth-not near as good
A-5 Armson Stealth-Same Accuracy
Quiet Riot-Same Accuracy
A-5 Flatline-Marginally better accuracy
Empire Twister(rifled)-marginally worse accuracy
NOTE: For some reason my friends 98 w/ Armson, and my other friends A-5 w/ armson perform different. The A-5 w/ stealth is a force no to be reconed with. The 98 however is nearly the same as the stock barrel. Your tests however might be different. |
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pro/carbine with tippman bead blasted 14 inch Lapco BigShot(accurate as hell) red dot sight and air tipps collapsible stock |
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Recommended
Paintballs: |
Draxus Dusk 3000-no busts
Scorch 2000-no busts
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| Strengths: |
ACCURATE up to 125ft
Intimidating |
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Can be loud for some, but the accuracy makes up for it.
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This barrel has made my day. I was starten to think I wasted my money on my Pro Carbine because it wasnt livin up to my expectations but after I got this i have a whole new outlook on paintball. You can nail anything within from 75-80 feet with relative ease, and with a presice aim can get accurate shots up to 125 feet.
I've found that I can get at 120 ft(not a recommended game shot, just messin around) a 5inch grouping 6/10 times with Draxus Dusk. at 110 ft 7/10, and at 100 ft 8/10. Anything less than that you prett much just have to point and you can almost garuntee a succesful hit.
The longest dead-on shot so far that I got was 135-140 feet (which if I was aiming at a person of course woudn't of taken, but it was a tree) which is pretty damn good in my book. It also has a unique whisseling sound it makes when it shoots over your head which it intimidating. It can easily compete with barrels 25-50 bucks more than it and out perform it.
NOTE: This barrel for some reason didnt work near as well on an A-5. Using the same FlashI was using when he had the Stealth, and then back to Dusk it perfomed slightly better than my Carbine's stock. |
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With this barrel (and the heavier tp of a carbine) I can get through a whole day shootin less that 350, and still get a large number of outs. I honestly think this barrel is 10 times better than any barrel in its price range or in the 100 dolla range. If you have a 98 custom and cant afford a flatline get the next best thing..................LAPCO BIGSHOT! |
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| 10 out of 10 | Last edited on Sunday, January 30th, 2005 at 1:42 pm PST |
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Period of
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| Less than a month | 5 of 6 people found this review helpful.
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Paintball
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1 year |
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Progressive-Good cheap barrel, but to much porting
Teardrop-Same as above
All American-Great barrel but way overpriced, and isnt readily interchangable which being a two piece it should be |
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98c (silver)
Ricochet AK
2003 32 Degrees Expansion Chamber
Clear Dye Stickies
Custom Trigger Job
16oz Stubby w\anti siphon
14in Lapco Alum Bigshot
Toxic Performance Silver double trig |
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Recommended
Paintballs: |
Blaze, inferno, zaps, any medium or small bore paint will shoot fine. |
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| Strengths: |
Great honing
Easy to clean
Effciant |
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| Weaknesses: |
Loud (can be good or bad) |
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| Review: |
I'll be sticking with this barrel for a good long time. I finnally found a barrel that I really like. Its effciant, honed very well, easy to clean due to less porting but is louder than most barrels. Which IMO isnt really a bad thing. Its just a good barrel that will shoot straight given medium or small sized pbballs. Its one of the best barrels for the price. |
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If you want an excellant, effciant, easy to clean barrel. And one that wont break the bank, get this one. It really is worth it and is clearly one of the best made barrels around. |
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Saturday, September 20th, 2003 |
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Period of
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| Less than a month | 4 of 4 people found this review helpful.
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Paintball
Experience: |
1 year |
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Products Used: |
VL upgrade barrel (might have been defective though) |
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Tippmann M98
VL 200
Lapco Bigshot 12"
BE and Scott 9 oz |
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Recommended
Paintballs: |
not enough testing as of yet.... used RPS Evil, worked well.... |
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| Strengths: |
-Range
-Accuracy
-Looks
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-Finish |
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| Weaknesses: |
-Weird O-ring fit |
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As of yet I have tested it very little, but... I was getting unbelievable groups with this, example of how well this shot is when I took a quick shot by just "pointing" like you would a shotgun, i hit the corner of a 4"x4" post that I was on an angle to, so that the corner was perfectly in the middle at about 45feet, I repeated the shot and hit about a half inch to the left... The finish on it is very good. The bore is extremely smooth. As the before writer said the o-ring has an unusual fit, it is almost appears to have just a hair too big inside dimensions, which causes it to come out of the grove in the barrel just a bit when putting it on the gun. Another cool feater is that it has you gun's model name printed around the middle of the barrel. |
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I would definetly recommend this product to a paintballer trying to upgrade their barrel. It the perfect upgrade for the M98 and should also be for any other gun. It is also at a reasonable price compared to many others. |
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Period of
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| 6 months | 3 of 4 people found this review helpful.
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Paintball
Experience: |
1 year |
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98c w/ 12" beadblasted Lapco Bigshot |
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Recommended
Paintballs: |
Don't know. I've only used pmi advantage |
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| Strengths: |
Well, if you're into staying hidden, then the beadblasted is for you. |
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| Weaknesses: |
1. The color is a lighter black than the 98 Custom.
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Notice that I did not put accuracy as a strength or a weakness. I did not find the accuracy as great as I would've hoped. As many people have already said, paint to barrel match is the most important factor in determining accuracy. I believe that the paint I was using did not well match the barrel. Accuracy was not much better than stock. The barrel has potential, because, unlike the stock barrel, the bigshot has a mirror finish on the inside.
When I first put the barrel on my gun, I noticed that the angle of the barrel had the tip pointing to the left about two millimeters. Some people might think this is good because that's a little less distance to go around the bunker. Personally, I don't like being given an excuse to shoot on the right side of the bunker when I should also shoot on the left.
It is good that the porting of the barrel is near the end, but the holes are too close together, which means it could crack where the porting is.
Also, I see that people are complaining about barrel plugs not fitting. The easiest solution (not using duct tape), is to invest a few dollars into a barrel sleeve. AKA jimmy hat, barrel condom, barrel cover, etc. |
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I always read reviews stating the positives. Personally, I like reading the negatives. Some times I won't even read a review if it is given a 10.
I thought that this barrel was the answer, but I was wrong. The Bigshot is a little disappointing, especially for the price. I would not recommend this barrel unless the beadblasted finish is an essential factor. I would recommend a small barrel kit. I did not give it a 5 because it is bad, because it's not. I gave it a 5 because it's AVERAGE. |
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