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Number of Reviews: 11 Average Rating: 9.8 / 10 Manufacturer Website: Click here Suggested Retail Price: $110

Manufacturer Description Subscribe to Reviews on this Product - Edit this Product Listing Comes in 14" and 16" in either .684 or .688 bore size. Product Availability   The Powerlyte Aluminum Speedline Barrel is newer, so it should be commonly available, both new and used. Places to Buy No Stores Sponsored Links

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sonquizzon Wednesday, September 8th, 2004 Period of Product Use: Only tested 2 of 2 people found this review helpful. Paintball Experience: More than 5 years Similar Products Used: Stock Dragun TES Barrel Marker Setup: Dragun TES, CP Lightning drop forward, CP regulator (short), CP ASA, APM Tiger bolt, Halo TSA Frontman, Powerlyte Speedline 2 piece barrel, 68ci 3000psi Crossfire aluminum tank, Occasionally use the 32 Degree Remote with the tank in the Camelbak! Recommended Paintballs: No preference, they fly straight with this barrel unless you have some ghetto paint! Strengths: Accurate & light Weaknesses: None so far Review: 1st off I'd like to say that Powerlyte has an awesome customer service! I originally ordered the 1 piece speedline barrel off their website and what I got was the end of a 2 piece Scepter. So I called them up and they said they were very sorry and they did make a mistake. However, they sent me an upgrade to a 2 piece Speeline barrel an a prepaid postage to send back the end piece to the Scepter. I was shocked and very very pleased! Ok, now to the barrel... My stock TES came with a pretty decent barrel but that was when I was just messing around in the backyard. When I played at the field I had balls zipping left and right. I was bummed considering the marker is sweet. Anyway, I was dumb and upgraded just about everything but the barrel so I did some research and found Powerlyte when I was ready and had some $ for a new barrel. What can I say.. when I got the 2 piece Speedline today I just had to test it out. I did a long and short range comparison between the stock TES and the Powerlyte. I tested both barrels with a new bag of paint that I had left over from the field. I would say at 30 yards the TES blew chunks once again. Out of 10 shots firing one ball at a time slowly, only 1 hit the wooden stick (I had it sticking up from a mound of dirt.), and the others were about 1-5 feet away from the target. The Powerlyte, also firing slow, hit the stick 5 times and the balls were about 1 foot away at the most from the target. Now when I fired about 15 balls per second the TES barrel became more accurate with balls only straying 1-2 feet from the target, only a few hit the stick. The Powerlyte test had balls within 1 foot, the majority hitting the stick- very nice! Conclusion: The short test had similar results so no explanation needed. I read others posts and they all said that it made their markers quieter.. I really didn't notice a difference, my gun is probably at fault. But I'm not too concerned with quietness, I just want a damn good accurate barrel and this Powerlyte Speedline did that for me! I would suggest you go get the $89 barrel off their website, if you have more $ then by all means get the Scepter! I would imagine it would be better. When I even just held the end piece they sent me in error it was lighter than the Speedline end piece. I gave them a well awarded 10 because they didn't need to upgrade me but they went that extra step to make me happy and it did! Rating: 10 out of 10 I found this review   0 Comments - Add Comment

Huerndy Friday, October 24th, 2003 Period of Product Use: 6 months 2 of 3 people found this review helpful. Paintball Experience: 2 years Similar Products Used: freak-slighltly better but way more expensive not worth the extra money although it has interchangeable inserts Marker Setup: spyder tl+ (peice of junk) Recommended Paintballs: diablo dusk, cheap too small paintballs Strengths: looks quietness of shot accuracy Weaknesses: sctraches kinda easily Review: Do NOT get the 16" it gets unwieldy and tends to slow the paintball down. 14" is the best deal, not too long and great for accuracy dosen't slow pb down either Awesome price for such a good barrel 50$ 50$ 50$ 50$ 50$ 50$ 50$ 50$ 50$ 50$ 50$ The freak is slightly better with accurcy and consistancy of shot. Is great at self cleaning and real easy to shoot through breaks except in the cold great accuracy for price/although if you think about accuracy if controlled much more by the player than it is the barrel. Considering that most insides of barrels are perfectly straight unlike the flatline.....now that's a nasty barrel high quality workshmanship Conclusion: I got mine for 85$ at 888 but now you can get it at topchoice for 50$ A Barrel that u can use to compete with people who have 100+$ buck barrels. No other barrel is as good as this one for the price of 50$ If it was still 85$ this review would be a nine great customer service Rating: 10 out of 10 Last edited on Friday, October 24th, 2003 at 1:04 pm PST I found this review   2 Comments - Add Comment

666Predator Wednesday, September 24th, 2003 Period of Product Use: Less than a month 1 of 1 people found this review helpful. Paintball Experience: 1 year Similar Products Used: 10" Dye ultralite-sucked, maybe it was jsut cause it was 10" Tippy stock-well what can u expect? Marker Setup: Tipman 98 custom with double trigger, rear cocking system, 18 volt viewloader hopper, Powerlyte speedline barrel Recommended Paintballs: Marballizers Strengths: ACCURATE! looks sweet easy to clean Weaknesses: doesn't come with an o-ring just take one off of the stock barrel Review: this barrel is sweet and it shoots a lot better then the ultralite, havn't broken a ball yet but ive sure tagged more people then ever last time i went. i really recommend this, cheap, sturdy, cool looking, and accurate as heck. it is an amazing barrel great for hte price i seriously recommend even to the pros, top choice paintball offered great help to me too, get it Conclusion: AWESOME barrel for the price, better then the boomy and ultralite... and cheaper too Rating: 10 out of 10 Last edited on Monday, July 19th, 2004 at 3:02 pm PST I found this review   1 Comment - Add Comment

Unregistered User Sunday, May 26th, 2002 Period of Product Use: Only tested 1 of 1 people found this review helpful. Paintball Experience: 1 year Similar Products Used: boomy AA flatline ceramic Marker Setup: Spyder Xtra AA 2002 barrel Dye stickies trigger job Strengths: -very light -accurate -looks very good. -super quiet -not very common so you can be different -good bore size Weaknesses: -costs alot but the price will go down soon Conclusion: this is a really good barrel and out performs a boomy. Me and my friend did an accuracy test and though this isnt as accurate as the ss(very close) it is lighter so if you are looking to make your gun light as possible then i reccomend this over the ss. This is also a very quiet barrel so i think it out performs a boomy in every way. I think the only place to buy this is off powerlytes website but that is ok. Rating: 10 out of 10 I found this review   0 Comments - Add Comment

twisted origin Saturday, October 13th, 2007 Period of Product Use: Less than a month Paintball Experience: 3 years Similar Products Used: Redz pepperstickz Dye Titanium boomstick CP barrel kit Freak kit Phat barrel Lucky Un1tech proto 1 piece Marker Setup: First Endeavor Quest Powerlyte speedline .688, .684 APE Raider board CP reg Cp rail, on/off Nitroduck 68/45 Smart Parts Nerve Tadao M6 Dynasty board NDZ bolt NDZ SST manifold NDZ vented backplate Unimount lpr upgrade Redz Pepperstickz kit crossfire 68/3k tank Recommended Paintballs: Marbs, visible impact, WPN elixir Strengths: Powerlyte quality Great anno accurate shoots through breaks looks PRICE Weaknesses: Hard to find Review: Last year, I did a review on the pepperstickz, praising their quality. Now that I have the Speedline barrels, the pepperstickz do not seem to look as good as before. The speedline has uncanny accuracy (of course, this depends on the paint, I was using the three paint listed), looks awesome on my Quest, and only costed me $19 for two (*cough* firstcallpaintball *cough*). I did the break test and broke a ball on purpose in the barrel. Three shots later, shooting like a charm. Is there anything more a could ask for? Conclusion: If you can find this barrel with the correct threads that you need, I would buy it right away. Rating: 10 out of 10 Last edited on Saturday, October 13th, 2007 at 1:20 pm PST I found this review   0 Comments - Add Comment

doughboy99 Wednesday, July 19th, 2006 Period of Product Use: 4 years Paintball Experience: More than 5 years Marker Setup: Currently either Spyder Electra ACS with stainless Powerlyte Speedline 2 piece, empire B reloader, dye stickies, magnetic detents -or- CCM phantom w/carbon fiber barrel, clear parts w/10round feed Recommended Paintballs: Anything on the mid, to larger side, Marbs work greath though. Strengths: Incredible shine on the inside, very highly polished Front lines up with the back perfectly Weaknesses: I have the stainless steel which is slightly heavy Review: When I had just gotten my first job senior year i wanted to buy a new barrel for my spider (who doesn't). at the shop i asked the owner which were the better quality barrels. he initially told me dye boomsticks which my friend confirmed, but then brought out the speedline 2 piece and explained to me that they were a newer company but produced excellent barrels that were on par with the best of the boomsticks (earlier models before they got so busy and rushed them). This barrel is as accurate is i've seen. i have used it on two spiders and let another friend of mine use it on his and every time the shots are beatiful. the paint flies straight and has a nice consisten drop to it so you can anticipate your shot better. Conclusion: Great barrel, I don't think you can find the stainless anymore, but if you can buy it. Rating: 10 out of 10 I found this review   0 Comments - Add Comment

TalenteD Friday, November 25th, 2005 Period of Product Use: 3 years Paintball Experience: 3 years Similar Products Used: none Marker Setup: 05 Vision Shocker 12in Speedline Maxflow Evo 2 hopper everythings stock cause i just bought it, but so far it doesnt seem to need any upgrades since i can get all day air and it shoots 20+ bps Recommended Paintballs: id say anything mid grade and up Strengths: The inside is polished like crazy to reduce the ball spin. very accurate, looks sexy. Weaknesses: I got the stainless back so its heavy. Review: ive used the speedline barrels from powerlyte for both rec and tourneys. they work great. I can shoot a ball into a wooden birds nest from a hundred feet away. Keep in mind that i am very sexy and can shoot with extreme precision (jk), but nothing more needs to be said, i am just typing to take up the 50 word minimum. My gun came with a freak but i wouldnt shoot with anything but a speedline. Awesome barrels. Conclusion: These are great barrels for the price. Ive never seen any other barrel so polished on the inside. Very accurate. *edit, they are not $110, i went directly to the machine shop in nc where they make them, so i only paid $45 Rating: 10 out of 10 Last edited on Friday, November 25th, 2005 at 5:42 pm PST I found this review   0 Comments - Add Comment

NC Rebler89 Thursday, March 24th, 2005 Period of Product Use: 4 years Paintball Experience: 4 years Similar Products Used: stock barrels of my Dragun TES Marker Setup: Dragun TES (Tactical Electronic Sniper) 16" 2 piece Aluminum Powerlyte Barrel Recommended Paintballs: Any Draxxus paint is good because they all range from .687-.689 and will last about 3 months or more before it goes bad; I have never seriously relied on any other paint Strengths: Moderately Silent Very Accurate when matched with right paint 2 piece Stylish Light wieght Weaknesses: Scratches occasionally No adjustable bore sizes Review: I bought 2 of these barrels when I first got into paintball because I had two Spyder Sonixs. I thought that by buying an exspensive barrel, I could become more accurate. But little did I realize that without the proper sized paint and a decent gun and bolt, I would be shooting just slightly more accurate than before. This was when I was in like 6th grade, so give me a break. I recently started to use higher priced paint (Draxxus Midnight) in my new Dragun TES, so it has made all the difference. This barrel kills at a distance of at least 100 feet. But you need the right paint, so check your paint before you buy it, because if it doesn't match the bore size, then you might as well just put the stock barrel back on. Conclusion: This is a great barrel for those players who usually want more accuracy but don't feel like spending a ton of money. It still looks good after 4 years, just minor scratches from sand and the woods. Rating: 9 out of 10 I found this review   0 Comments - Add Comment

KingsofKrunk Tuesday, July 20th, 2004 Period of Product Use: Less than a month Paintball Experience: 4 years Similar Products Used: CP 2piece Cp one piece Boomstick, Infinity Barrel, All american Marker Setup: Angel Eclipse LED with Crossfire Nitro 68/4500, Powerlyte Speedline 16 (doesnt slow ball down) Halo B with Victory Board, and the Select Fire Board uncapped outshoots my Halo B! Recommended Paintballs: .688 Bore so I use Blaze, Heat, Atmosphere, inexpensive paint because I shoot alot, and dont want to spend alot of money, and it is very accurate! Strengths: Light Better than my Boomstick BY FAR!!! 40 on ebay! SO accurate! Weaknesses: None, it is also the quietest barrel I have used yet! Review: Very quiet barrel very accurate! Rather expensive, but I only paid 40 on ebay. Better than my Boomstick! Cleans very easily only 3-6 balls. I coated my barrel with rainx which according to Ottersccusoms.com makes the bore like teflon, and after using it, I really notice the difference. Balls are faster, straighter, and clean out very easily, even though my angel never breaks a ball. Conclusion: The best barrel I ever used, and is about the same cost as the boomstick, but the boomstick is no where near as accurate. Get 14-16inch I personally like the 16 inch sizes, but any size will double your accuracy. Rating: 10 out of 10 Last edited on Tuesday, July 20th, 2004 at 10:44 am PST I found this review   0 Comments - Add Comment

Lou28 Monday, September 2nd, 2002 Period of Product Use: 1 year Paintball Experience: More than 5 years Similar Products Used: Boomy SP All American Marker Setup: ReTro Mag Air America Viglante reg Shock tec drop Power Lyte 2 finger trigger 12v rev/x-board and a vortex impeller Recommended Paintballs: pmi premium diablo blaze nelsons anarchy Strengths: this barrel is very accurate with the right size paint. comparing it to a boomy the difference is amazing the speedline out performs the boomy in all aspects. i have good distance and excellent accuracy at any range. Weaknesses: the only bad things is one the price (but i think that any barrel over $50 is to much) but i still spend the money. and two is like any good barrel it is hard to clean in the middle of a game unless you have a battle swab. and three is that it is not stainless steel. Conclusion: i would recommend this barrel to anyone looking for an excellent light weight barrel. but personally i would spend the extra cash and get the stainless if i were you Rating: 9 out of 10 I found this review   0 Comments - Add Comment

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