Hmmm..

[lidocaine]

Ive always wondered..

Do you people using twist lock barrels/bodies (minimags/classics) just buy one really big bored barrel to compensate for different ball sizes? How do you get good accuracy?
Just wondering because I want to get a cheap classic mag for when I need to "spray" some agglets but I dont want to buy a 100 dollar ule body, im fine with the extra 2 grams of weight. ;)

Thank you, Tyler

[maniacmechanic]

there are a couple different places to get twist to cocker adapters

[wiggles6983]

I just use the same barrel for everything, had it when i got my classic, works great why change?

[Spider-TW]

I have three different barrels with different bores for a twist lock body. They cover the span pretty well. I have adapters and barrel kits, but when the paint is about .688 or .689 I get out the crown point.

[michbich]

I have six barrels, but i always use the 32* carbon fibre.

[lidocaine]

Where can I find a twist lock to cocker barrel adaptor?

[michbich]

Doc used to make them, not sure if he still does though.

[Dukie]

Noxx55 on MCB makes them

http://www.mcarterbrown.com/forums/noxx55-customs/

http://noxx55customs.googlepages.com/adaptersales

[Ravenneon]

I've always ran a j&j ceramic 12 in barrel on my minimag for nearly 10 years now...never had an issue with bore size

[Spider-TW]

Doc apparently still makes them.

Doc's Machine (http://www.docsmachine.com/tees/)

He sent mine pretty quick. It was bored too tight for Houston weather and I sent it back with an explanation. He bored it out and sent it back. I haven't taken it out since. It is shorter than a Noxx or a Python kit, but it is solid stainless.

My son has a python autococker kit. (www.pythonpaintball.com). It adds some length to a standard barrel. I can't tell if the twistlock version keeps the insert down in the body or not.