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  • 1105
    Registered User
    • Mar 2002
    • 157

    #1

    Freak or AA

    is getting the freak really worth paying the extra $100 instead of getting a 2002 All-American? i know the freak comes with diff bore sizes but exactly how many do you need? about 2 or 3 at the most? also... i'm kinda on a low budget so which one would be the best for me... i'm more so of a front player than a back player
    Minimag
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  • TransMan
    Man Beast!!!
    • Apr 2002
    • 3152

    #2
    im guessing you should prob get AA since your on a low budget freak is kinda pricy

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    • 1105
      Registered User
      • Mar 2002
      • 157

      #3
      i can save up enough money to buy a freak, it will take about one more week if i was to get the freak... i want to know, in the long run, is the freak better to get than the AA or would the AA perform just as well as the freak?
      Minimag
      12 volt revvy
      Reactor-Z Vavle
      Gadget Grip
      I-Frame with Blade Trigger
      68ci 4500psi Java Tank
      8" Smart Parts Venturi Barrel
      (soon) RT Valve

      Good Sellers: RogueFactor

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      • TransMan
        Man Beast!!!
        • Apr 2002
        • 3152

        #4
        the freak will perform better than the AA expecialy if u liek shooting dif paint or cant always get the same paint

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        • 1105
          Registered User
          • Mar 2002
          • 157

          #5
          allright, so the freak IS worth spending the extra money?
          Minimag
          12 volt revvy
          Reactor-Z Vavle
          Gadget Grip
          I-Frame with Blade Trigger
          68ci 4500psi Java Tank
          8" Smart Parts Venturi Barrel
          (soon) RT Valve

          Good Sellers: RogueFactor

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          • RT_Luver
            Co-Official AO Penguin
            • Jan 2002
            • 1827

            #6
            YES, The Freak is an AWESOME barrel. especially if you got to different fields or u like different paint OR ur a tourny player, allota tournies use different paint and the freak comes in real handy
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            • 1105
              Registered User
              • Mar 2002
              • 157

              #7
              aight, thanks. i'll get the freak cause we plan on going to tournies plus we use factory seconds for our paint... like i said we're all on a low budget for paintball
              Minimag
              12 volt revvy
              Reactor-Z Vavle
              Gadget Grip
              I-Frame with Blade Trigger
              68ci 4500psi Java Tank
              8" Smart Parts Venturi Barrel
              (soon) RT Valve

              Good Sellers: RogueFactor

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              • Croix71
                Registered User
                • Mar 2002
                • 717

                #8
                Go with the Freak!






                lead, follow, or


                get the Hell out of MY way!

                - quote stolen from sleepingbeauty

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                • Mighty_Quack
                  Registered User
                  • May 2002
                  • 21

                  #9
                  save up and go with the freak. I have actually used around 6 inserts on my freak kit now. If you had a few barrels of various bore sizes then I would say no. But if this is a barrel purchase to work with everything.

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                  • PsychoMag
                    the Franchise baller
                    • Jul 2001
                    • 906

                    #10
                    definitely the Freak. I just sold a kit too

                    I did notice that with my AA tip, the noise is less than with my freak tip...
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                    • FrAuStY
                      a.k.a. Tom Green
                      • Apr 2002
                      • 1247

                      #11
                      Also think about how paintballs react to humidity/temperature changes. I know people who have matched paint to their insert in the morning 8-9am then at noon-1pm the paint has swollen a little bit. So yes the freak allows for the most consistency and efficiency since you can perfectly match paint ragardless of advertised paint bore.

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                      • FatMan
                        Fat Wang
                        • Feb 2002
                        • 926

                        #12
                        SP Barrels

                        I've owned a few AAs and I now own a Freak. I've decided I really don't care for the AA - I think the porting is just too agressive too far up the barrel. The REALLY long AAs have a longer first stage and that's OK, if you like a 16" or longer barrel - probably not for a front player.

                        I think one of the reasons the Boomie took over so much of the AAs market is that the Boomie's porting far up on the barrel isn't as agressive - then they add extra porting at the tip.

                        The idea situation is to own several AAs or Boomies at different bores - but that is rather expensive. The Freak is actually the LESS EXPENSIVE approach to a professional barrel system.

                        That said, you CAN get a single Freak barrel, and then buy a couple of extra inserts, rather than the kit. I get the most use out of the .687, .689, .691, and .693 of course it REALLy depends on what kind of paint you shoot. You can probably do fine with 3 of them if you shoot smaller or larger paint.

                        If you can afford it, getting the kit is really the best way to go. I recommend the standard teardrop tip - it keeps the porting near the tip of the barrel. I like the 12", but the 10" is cool if you need a really short gun.

                        FatMan

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