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Any Paintball Players out there?

11-07-2003, 09:20 AM

I have a spyder imagine w/ 68ci nitro duct tank
12v Rev hopper

Tribal Mephesisto 2.2 /w triger job viganti reg. 12v rev lapco big shot barrel (cocker style)

I was looking for the best Barrel for my spyder imagine.

Smartparts? or something else??
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11-07-2003, 09:28 AM

just played

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we play liek 2x a year out here

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11-07-2003, 09:32 AM

Originally posted by webair
just played

http://www.paintballpros.com

we play liek 2x a year out here

Looks like everyone has a "rental" tipman 98 hehehe
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11-07-2003, 09:44 AM

I got a Powerfeed Automag, ANS Venturi Bolt, Phase II Air valve, 12v revolution, SmartParts All american barrel, with a 68ci Airgun Designs Flatline compressed air system. I used to play every weekend but havn't for about a year; I still have all my gear and my scuba tank.
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11-07-2003, 10:17 AM

Looking into getting one. I just wanna shoot random shit

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11-07-2003, 10:25 AM

I've got a Smart Parts Freak kit and a 12' DYE Titanium Boomstick. I was told by a buddy who plays pro that these were the best on the market...so I got them both.

I've got a Freeflow cocker as my main marker, but am looking at the new WGP electric Cocker. I forget the model name, but it's based on the Oracle.

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11-07-2003, 10:27 AM

Originally posted by KMR Stitch
I have a spyder imagine w/ 68ci nitro duct tank
12v Rev hopper

Tribal Mephesisto 2.2 /w triger job viganti reg. 12v rev lapco big shot barrel (cocker style)

I was looking for the best Barrel for my spyder imagine.

Smartparts? or something else??

For your Spyder, I would suggest a Smart Parts All American - barrel length is up to you, and how you play.

I had a Tribal Mephisto 2.2, as well. I also used Lapco barrles on it(as well as on my other Tribal - the plain one), as it helped conserve air - those fuckers are hogs. The Lapco barrels are loud as shit, though - BAMM BAMM BAMM you can scare the crap out of other players while you run up to bunker them

I used to have a ton of barrels, especially for Autococker threads. I like the Boomsticks a lot - but honestly, the best was the Smart Parts Freak System barrel kits with inter-changeable inner liners to change the gauge. A couple of different length fronts, a few different backs so I could switch from Angel/Cocker, and I never worried about matching up to any kind of paint.
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11-07-2003, 11:01 AM

Originally posted by Steve

For your Spyder, I would suggest a Smart Parts All American - barrel length is up to you, and how you play.

I had a Tribal Mephisto 2.2, as well. I also used Lapco barrles on it(as well as on my other Tribal - the plain one), as it helped conserve air - those fuckers are hogs. The Lapco barrels are loud as shit, though - BAMM BAMM BAMM you can scare the crap out of other players while you run up to bunker them

I used to have a ton of barrels, especially for Autococker threads. I like the Boomsticks a lot - but honestly, the best was the Smart Parts Freak System barrel kits with inter-changeable inner liners to change the gauge. A couple of different length fronts, a few different backs so I could switch from Angel/Cocker, and I never worried about matching up to any kind of paint.

I never messed with a freak system.. They are way to much. if I did get one do I need special adapters? like the freak kit?
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11-07-2003, 11:07 AM

Yeah I go at the paintball usually in the summer in forests nice to play with the chicks there at night.
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11-07-2003, 11:10 AM

I use a WPG Autococker, with a vented boomstick barrel, hinge trigger, Phat Hammer, Rat Valve, new three way, 3d custom flame drop, carbon fiber nitrogen bottle.

It's fast, and accurate and the new three way has the timing perfect so when I'm slinging paint keep the cut balls to a minimum.

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11-07-2003, 12:38 PM

Originally posted by KMR Stitch

I never messed with a freak system.. They are way to much. if I did get one do I need special adapters? like the freak kit?

Freak System=Freak Kit, and if you play a lot of paintball, and like to buy goodies, then you wind up saving money in the long run. With the Freak System, everything is interchangable. You have the inner sleeves, which allow you to get a nice fit for basically any kind of paint you have to play with. The fronts come in different sizes, so you can adapt to a different style of play (I like to use a longer barrel when I am playing the back man, and a stubbier barrel when I play up front so I can keep tight easier). Best of all, they sell differnt back pieces, so you can buy a kit with cocker threads, and pick up a back with Spyder threads. This way, you only need one set of barrels for your main gun, and it will also take care of your back-up marker, too.

Trust me - when you start picking up different markers, you dont want to think about buying 4-5 new barrels for it.
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