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  • rudy
    Registered User
    • Oct 2001
    • 439

    #1

    freak barrel info

    I have some questions about the freak barrel for a mag for any people who have one.
    how long is the back half if you could get out a ruler and measure that would help me alot.

    How do the inserts go in since the mag barrel has a wole cut at the breach do the inserts just slide up to the edge of that hole or do they have thier own holes or what.

    are there any problems with ball breaks because it is probably the first one on the inserts and i imagine that means there is a step in the barrel that could catch the ball. up a little.
  • Load SM5
    Scruffy Administrator

    • Oct 2000
    • 6772

    #2
    The back half is about 7.25" and the inserts are inserted by unscrewing the 2 halves and sliding them in through the front of the back half. I have had no breakage problems at all. I've hav'nt noticed any problem due to that little step up.


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    • Russ
      Senior Membrane
      • Jul 2001
      • 1935

      #3
      I am VERY interested in a Freak for my E-Mag. My Q is, can a 1 nubbin/ball stop set-up be adequate for a warp fed gun? I have had nubbin breakeage problems with the stock barrel (dual nubbins). Does anyone have experience with a warp fed E-Mag and a Freak barrel system? any input would be greatly appreciated.

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      • Load SM5
        Scruffy Administrator

        • Oct 2000
        • 6772

        #4
        I have'nt tried it with a warp but I've never broken a nubbin in my freak, even the old P-style. The vertical feed freak does have dual nubbins, not sure about the powerfeed freak.


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        • AkaEnder
          supermarket fantasy
          • Sep 2001
          • 147

          #5
          powerfeed freak is a single nubbin. I've broken 2 P nubbins with mine, but the v nubbin is just fine and I run a warp fed emag as well. no problems after moving to the V nubbin style.
          "it constantly leaked from the 3 way. I bought all new pneumatics and the leak just moved. I sat down and looked over Ravi's cocker site and messed with it and it still did'nt work right. I took it to a local "cocker expert and it worked ok until I got it home. Needless to say I have never had the urge to throw something off a cliff more." - Load SM5 on owning an Autococker


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          • alf
            Owner of the RFH Emag
            • Jun 2001
            • 1141

            #6
            busted nubbin

            i busted a nubbin on my freak the first day i got the retro...being a newbie, i didnt know it was the nubbin, so, i thought it was bolt stick, or some conflict with the barrel...so, i shot my J&J ceramic all day...then, next time i go to the field, im shooting one shot (with my freak), pushing the bolt back, shooting one shot, pushing the bolt back...lol...feeling like a minuteman, with a $1200.00 musket!....thinking "this sucks!"...anyway, FINALLY, the gun wont fire anymore, so i take it back, take it apart, had a REAL HARD TIME with it (email me if you want details), finally get the valve out, get the barrel off, replace the nubbin, and start to rock....

            get a freak...its worth it...this is probably the first nubbin i busted in 6-7 cases of paint

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