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  • ProblemKinder
    Colossians 3:8
    • Aug 2006
    • 861

    #46
    Originally posted by craltal
    yeah, a 4 year old thread being revived. I think this just might be close to a record...
    i'm tempted to find the oldest post in this forum and revive it just to break the record

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    • warbeak2099
      That is my foot!
      • Jan 2004
      • 4447

      #47
      Flatline barrels suck anyways. Use a regular high quality barrel. Accuracy is more important than being able to put a ridiculously crappy spread in the general vicinity of your target 150ft away. If they made a Flatline barrel that was actually accurate, I'd buy it. Before then, sorry, Flatlines are useless.
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      • Ninjeff
        it only takes one.
        • Jan 2007
        • 1205

        #48
        If your looking for the increased ranged...why not just a get an Apex barrel? AC threaded, and less picky on paint.


        But maybe im missing a larger point.....or something specific you wanted with a flatlined automag. If thats the case i appologize. And carry on.....

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        • Army
          Moderator of DOOOOOOOOMMM!

          • Oct 2000
          • 5785

          #49
          Willy, you do realize this thread is nearly 4 years old....right?


          /jus' sayin'

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          • custar
            Registered User
            • Jan 2003
            • 1238

            #50
            Originally posted by warbeak2099
            Flatline barrels suck anyways. Use a regular high quality barrel. Accuracy is more important than being able to put a ridiculously crappy spread in the general vicinity of your target 150ft away. If they made a Flatline barrel that was actually accurate, I'd buy it. Before then, sorry, Flatlines are useless.
            True for speedball, but I've seen a Flatlined Double Trouble absolutely dominate in a scenario game. I couldn't have afforded the amount of paint that was used, but it was awesome to see that rig in action.

            Go with an Apex on a cocker-threaded Palmer's barrel. That will achieve the same results as a Flatline but will actually work.

            custar

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            • warbeak2099
              That is my foot!
              • Jan 2004
              • 4447

              #51
              Originally posted by custar
              True for speedball, but I've seen a Flatlined Double Trouble absolutely dominate in a scenario game. I couldn't have afforded the amount of paint that was used, but it was awesome to see that rig in action.

              Go with an Apex on a cocker-threaded Palmer's barrel. That will achieve the same results as a Flatline but will actually work.

              custar
              That's because the only way you're going to hit anything with a Flatline is to belt out extreme amounts of paint.
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              • custar
                Registered User
                • Jan 2003
                • 1238

                #52
                There were roughly 200 targets in the area.

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