Some help please?

[Ross57969]

I have a Rat Impulse and I have a question regarding the barrell and trigger frame i should get. I have a 2 piece ultralite that is 10 in, but now that i am a back player i think i need something a little more accurate. What would you reccomend i do? Also, i was thinking about getting a new trigger frame and a WAS board, what frame do you think i should pick up?

[USAF-Flyboy with a Mag]

Accuracy is a function of paint to barrel match. I would suggest getting a longer barrel tho, especially if you are playing with sup-air. You can use the long barrel to push the bunker in to get a shot off without exposing yourself as much if you know what I mean.
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[Ross57969]

yes, i have played some sup-air, but not much. What size tip should i buy?

[USAF-Flyboy with a Mag]

I lot of the players are moving towards 16 and 18" barrels. Funny how a couple years ago if you had a barrel that big you were made fun of as being a newb LOL

[Ross57969]

yes, i have heard that too, but the one thing i do like about the 10 in is that it helps be stay tight in bunkers

[USAF-Flyboy with a Mag]

Generally...when you are playing back you aren't playing "tight" to the bunkers. You are just laning and being the eyes of the team. Plus you have a lot more times to see the paint coming at you and move out of the way :D

[Ross57969]

yes, but you see i used to play front and staying tight was important. So you recommened 16-18 inch?

[Adrenaline_Junkie]

Get an OTB frame, they friggin rock.

[TheTramp]

yes, but you see i used to play front and staying tight was important. So you recommened 16-18 inch?


I don't know about 16-18 but I play back and a 14-16 barrel really helps you stay further behind the bunker while still having the barrel tip sticking out.

I think an 18" barrel would be a little too much. While you don't generaly need to stay as tight as a back player, an 18" barrel could make it almost impossible to use smaller bunkers if you had to move up.