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Mil-Spec Plus Ghillie
By: Assasin. - 11/18/2008
I played paintball in Central Texas in late fall with the desert color ghillie, and this baby hid extremely well. The field we play has knee high goat weed, and the Mil-Spec Plus Ghillie blended into it perfectly. I laid 5 feet off a major trail and had players walk right pass me. It’s perfect for paintball scouts and snipers.
Many pluses in this suit including:
1. Light weight, 3 lbs.
2. Net material breathes well
3. Comes with pants, jacket, hood and g*n wrap
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4. Synthetic material is fire resistant and mildew resistant
5. The fabric picks up debris and twigs. It takes on a life of its own. Really helps with blending in.
Cons:
1. The fabric picks up debris and twigs. Its hell with thorns.
2. Screen on hood casts a glare with sunlight. I cut mine off. I hope this review helps, go out and get you one. For the best prices on the Mil-Spec Plus Ghillie, go to www.woodsballgear.com and as for Joe.
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J&J Elite Barrel Kit
By: Assasin. - 10/22/2008
Upgraded from: J&J Ceramic,
Marker: X7,
Air: HPA. Well, when I went on th market for a better barrel, I asked around. I heard allot of different suggestions, but one thing was common: And that was to get a barrel kit. As you probably know there are several kits to choose from. Some kits will cost you up to and around as much as $300. Instead of choosing a kit based on price alone, I picked one that had stellar reviews and just so happens the price was right on. The kit I selected was the J&J Elite Barrel Kit. The kit comes with a carry bag, (5) backs and (3) fronts. So all in all you can make up to 15 different barrel assortments with the package. Another plus is |
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that this kit kit will not break the bank - you'll find it at and around the $100 range. If you ever used a J&J ceramic, you know it is super quiet and shoots itself clean. If you have a break, don't worry, after a shot or two it cleans itself out. But the biggest reason I got the barrel kit is to get a perfect paint to barrel match every time. You'll be able to shoot every brand of paint on the market with complete accuracy. With 5 control bores (.682, .685, .688, .691, 693) and three length tips of your choice; 10", 12", 14", and 16". It comes in a flat black which it perfect for players not looking to standout too much. Performance wise; this thing rocks. I got several ball on ball shots using this barrel on my X7, which didnt happen often with my old barrel. I didnt see a drop off on long shot either. Scale of one to ten… TEN!
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Python Barrel Kit / Compression System
By: Grinder. - 8/20/2008
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barrel system to replace or enhance my current setup.
I have a Tippmann X7 with a 12" Stiffi barrel. Without
the correct paint size, it just will not shoot consistently
and accuracy is certainly not there. With the correct
paint size, it shoots good. Unfortunately, not all paint
is created equal. As I looked for different barrel kits,
I came across the Python barell kits. Expecting an actual
set of barrels, I found that it was basically a set of
barrel inserts that will fit into my existing Stiffi barrel.
That was huge for me! No need to purchase an expensive
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So, I went ahead and called them up and purchased the
A-5 Compression system which fits the X7. The customer
service was great. They were really nice and showed
interest in me and asked me where I played, etc. That
was a plus.
The installation was simple. You simply remove
your barrel, twist the compression connector on to the
marker, insert a sleeve and then twist your barrel back
on. Very easy setup. The package also comes with 4 sleeves
with different bore sizes. Everything was packed into
a pastic case.
Once installed, I matched my paint with each barrel
sleeve until I found the right one. The bores included
are .679, .682, .685 and .688. In this case, it matched
the last barrel sleeve. As I started slinging paint,
I noticed an immediate increase in accuracy. The extra
squeeze it gives to the paintballs seemed to be working.
I do want to mention that there was one game where I
could not match the paint to any of the sleeves. It
may have been the weather. But at that point, I would
have wanted one more larger sleeve. At the time of this
writing, I don't think that they have any larger sleeves.
However, you can purchase a smaller .670 bore sleeve.
In addition, it seemed like I was having to hit the
HPA fill station less frequently. This is a plus, considering
Tippmann markers tend to less air efficient than your
typical electro marker.
Overall, I think that this is a great barrel
kit and I would recommend it to anyone who wants to
increase their accuracy and does not want to spend a
pretty penny on an expensive barrel kit.
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