[minifanboy2010]

Give me legit feedback on each of em...one of them will be purchased for my mini at the end of october.

[minifanboy2010]

...anyone?

[LieutenantDan]

The deadlywind fibur barrel by far. The stiffi barrel kits have a bore back of no more than 3 inches, which is not nearly far enough to properly accelerate and stabilize the paintball as you fire it. This will not be as consistent or accurate as you hope it will be, and not nearly worth the cash. And don't bother with the low resistance of the carbon fiber, it is not a big factor in accuracy at all, the difference between aluminum backs and carbon fiber backs is negligible. The deadlywind barrel is made of carbon fiber, so it shares the amazingly low weight of carbon barrels, but takes freak inserts. Believe it or not, smart parts did something good. The freak system is excellent, and the deadlywind barrel only improves upon it. It is very light, very quiet, and the freak backs are about 6 inches, which is long enough to properly accelerate the paintball and gain the consistency that translates to accuracy on the field. The deadlywind fibur is well worth the investment.

[minifanboy2010]

thanks for the huge help man!

[iornmen]

siffies look cooler

[Nicholai]

LieutenantDan, on Oct 23 2008, 06:37 PM, said:

The deadlywind fibur barrel by far. The stiffi barrel kits have a bore back of no more than 3 inches, which is not nearly far enough to properly accelerate and stabilize the paintball as you fire it. This will not be as consistent or accurate as you hope it will be, and not nearly worth the cash. And don't bother with the low resistance of the carbon fiber, it is not a big factor in accuracy at all, the difference between aluminum backs and carbon fiber backs is negligible. The deadlywind barrel is made of carbon fiber, so it shares the amazingly low weight of carbon barrels, but takes freak inserts. Believe it or not, smart parts did something good. The freak system is excellent, and the deadlywind barrel only improves upon it. It is very light, very quiet, and the freak backs are about 6 inches, which is long enough to properly accelerate the paintball and gain the consistency that translates to accuracy on the field. The deadlywind fibur is well worth the investment.

QFT!!! I love my deadlywind, always looked at stiffis and been unimpressed.

[jccrew]

deadlywind