Barrel for impulse

[At_da_Fifty]

I have a 14" dye tip I'll trade for your 10" :)

[tony3]

Originally posted by speedyejl


Thanks I regret the 14in tip on my powerlyte every time I play, wish I would have gotten a 16 or if they made 18in tips, but I think I'm about to score a 18in Pipe kit from a friend, hell yea.

Meh, 18 is alittle to long for me. I would be able to play with it for sure, but 16 is perfect for me. I still can't believe I ever bought a 10in barrel

[funkykarl]

Originally posted by tony3


Most pros use timmys... Drops higher your profile

With drops your hand needs to be "goosenecked" much more to get to the trigger. With no drop your hand can remain straighter and more formed to the grip.

Not sure about the first two (no matter where the drop puts the tank, I'm probably gonna hold my gun to where I'm comfortable aiming off the barrel, slightly lower than my head), but the second part is a good point for those who need to be able to walk the trigger in games. I'm not a fan of huge drops myself, but I've been made fun of for having a smaller 2-3 inch drop on my gun. That's more the type of thing I was referring to. Anyways, uh, barrel length...

[tony3]

With no drop, I got my tank right in the lower pocket of my shoulder, with a drop I'm going to put it in the same spot, making my profile higher, it's not like with a drop I'm going to put the tank at my hip...Also, for front guys when you are laying on the group, you have no control over where you tank sits, so once again your drops is going to higher your profile. I have seen so many kids with dz2's in the snake and profiles so high there guns stick over the end of the snake.