what is the best barrel for mags
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Basically.. every barrel is the same. The only factor that come in are:
Paint to barrel match (a kit fixes any problems with this, ie: Freak, CP kit, Scepter)
From there its personal preference.
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The best: a kit, specifically the JJ Edge Kit.
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Freak, scepter, pipe, j&j, all good kits. I know, I'm not too fond of smart parts either. But I still like my freak.
Basically anything that's not too long and has a decent amt. of porting is good. From there, the kits are better.Comment
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Well, porting helps to reduce noise but I prefer my un-ported old brass barrel over any other kind. I dont know, it just seems more solid...
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Remember SP was a barrel company first. I prefer the Freak. For anyone it's personal preference.Originally posted by Mag_SEAL-6
Freak, scepter, pipe, j&j, all good kits. I know, I'm not too fond of smart parts either. But I still like my freak.
Basically anything that's not too long and has a decent amt. of porting is good. From there, the kits are better.[Something Cool is Here]Comment
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If you don't want to spend the extra money on a kit, there are still plenty of good choices of barrels... I prefer looking for deals on ebay, CP barrels, J&J's, Dye UL's, and I agree with Oyster... there is just something that feels right for me when shooting an old school brass barrel.I walk with eyes closed
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