stiffi barrel

[Shirtlessfoo]

anyone know anything about the stiffi barrels? was looking at them for my ULE

[coolcatpete]

They are very light and they are very nice for their price. In my mind they are the best due to their lack in weight. They are also tremendously strong as well. I would suggest them.
Pete

[barberjohn]

i would suggest doing a search for them here, you will probably find quite a bit of info on them. also check www.pbreview.com for somewhat biased reviews of stuff. oh, and welcome to AO!

[coolcatpete]

Oh yeah I forgot WELCOME to AO it is a great place and we like to have fun and there is not a whole lot of hype on here. HAve fun here I sure do.
Pete

[logamus]

i have a stiffi tip for my freak. i like it alot.

[The Spanish Inquisition]

that sounds obscene.

[68_Classic]

the stiffi barells are nice light, quiet, and very accurate worth the money to buy one

[zeroack]

Site carbon CCM milling...

This just came in the mail this morning. All I have to say is WOW. I can't wait for the Series Five to come so I can shoot this baby.(my ule mag isn't done yet) The barrel system came direct to me and a buddy is tuning the SV so that's why it isn't in these pictures.

This is a CCM barrel kit, CCM does the milling for Stiffi barrel systems. So CCM put out there own kit.








What looks like a defect on the inside is actually the reflection off my glasses on the inside of the barrel.

My buddie just rushed over with his mag for pics...tanks TIM!

Man I can't wait to shoot this..

Zero

[The Spanish Inquisition]

"the stiffi barells are nice light, quiet, and very accurate worth the money to buy one"


given the $100 + pricetag I think you could improve your accuracy more by spending that money on two cases of paint and doing target practice drills for a couple days. I'm a firm believer that the only worthwhile way to improve accuracy is by paint/barrel match and practice.

This company offers a match system called "switch" but that goes for over $200 though.

[ZapTheMad]

I got a Stiffi last month, very happy with my purchase.

[Adrenaline_Junkie]

WELCOME TO AO MAN!!!

The Stiffi is a great barrel! I had one on my hypermag and it was amazing. Im gonna get the Switch kit for my E-Mag and im sure it will be just as great as the Stiffi. They are light, accurate and quiet, i dont care what anyone says it is the best barrel by far.

[Jaberwocky]

I got a 10" sitiffi on my xvalved ule body intelliframed mag. I absolutly love it!
Light, strong, accurate and quiet.

[OhMyAMoose]

From what I have heard they are super nice. I just ordered one for my ULE. It should be here in a day or so. I will tell you how I like it then.

[mark_426]

I have experience with all of them

2 tips, 3 switches, and something like 6 individual barrels.

I had a 16" spyder by accident, and I could shoot a spyder decently. I was amazed.


I use my switch on my viking and halo, and have no issues with too much lightness in the front. If you use an egg, on a mag, the recoil may lift the front end of the gun. May want to go with a boomer/ss freak back and stiff-tip.

I find the standard Stiffi more attractive than the Switch. I am unsure if the Stiff-tips are going to have the new style porting (like it makes a difference), but if it weren't for the interchangability, I'd have a few Stiffi's. I also feel the Switch is better made than CCM's kit (appearance-wise, never handled one).

Other than that, you can't damage them, they're super-smooth, and they're the perfect match to my featherlite viking (weight-wise).

They're great, go buy one.

Stiffi and Switch have good reviews, tip is lacking. \/
You can check out the Site reviews HERE

[yeahitsdave]

they rock, im getting one for my angel and my friend uses an old school one for his timmy. DO NOT however, get teh original stiffi, with the weird porting on teh front. like the agd crownpoint barrel (stock on the rt) it can cause ball breaks on the tip since its a little sharp