Barrels
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 BLUE WGP AUTOCOCKER KANER KARNIVOR BARREL 689 2 PIECE  US $52.99
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 Custom Products 14 Classic Barrel Silver Impulse US $30.00
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 STIFFI SWITCH KIT AC AUTOCOCKER DYE EGO PM7 DYE US $80.00
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 Spyder Paintball Gun VL 12 inch Custom Barrel US $24.99
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 new tippmann 98 carbon fiber barrel US $40.00
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 Tippman Flatline Barrel for X7 Phenom US $79.00
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 Dye Ultra Lite Barrel autococker threads US $75.99
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 Lapco Snapshot barrel kit A5 thread US $120.00
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 12 A5 X7 assault tipped barrel US $12.99
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 JJ Ceramics 16 Barrel Tippmann A5 X7 Threads US $24.99
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 Smart Parts Freak Barrel Tippmann 98 3 inserts US $60.00
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 freak barrel insert kit comes with all 8 inserts case US $65.00
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 Smart Parts Freak JR Kit w Inserts Spyder US $64.99
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 DeathStix 14 in carbon fiber barrel Kit autococker US $130.00
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 CP Barrel Kit Autococker Theard Dust Black US $200.00
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Paintball Barrels
Paintball barrels come in all sorts of sizes and styles. Some are aluminum, some are ceramic, some are stainless steel, and some are a combination. The type of material a paintball barrel is made of is often said to affect the grade of smoothness inside the barrel. A smoother finish inside the paintball barrel translates to less friction, which is a good thing because too much friction inside the barrel can affect it's air efficiency.
Although paintballs are generally all have bore sizes of .68 caliber, paintball sizes can vary anywhere from .680-.689 and even a difference that small can affect your barrel's performance. It's good to have a few barrels that all vary in bore sizes. To match the paintballs you are shooting with a paintball barrel, set a paintball on the end where it will shoot out of. If the paintball rolls out and falls out, the paintball is too small for that barrel. If the paintball gets stuck halfway, it's just a little to small for the barrel. If the paintball sits in the barrel near the top and you can shoot it out with your mouth like a dart out of a blowgun, it's a good match!
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