Barrel bore

[Game]

after a nice standard barrel bore for all year round play but undecided
didnt know if .688 would be to tight if i get dodgy paint or what to do realy i know a kit would solve problems but will not get the use out of one

 

[Muffin Man]

The thing to do mate is to get a kit, unless you are going to be shooting exactly the same paint all year. If you arent sure of what paint you are gunna use its always wise to have a kit. I would recommend the Pipe, Freak and Pepperstick as I have personally used them but its up to really what you choose.

PBREVIEW

Good site for helping you choose.

 

[no-infernomark]

get a freak kit they are great swear by mine

 

[Dskize]

if your only buying one mate just get a .692 or .693 ...688 is too tight in general and maybe buy a couple of bores but as nice as kits are to have you never use half of it .

 

[OddJob]

Originally posted by Dskize
if your only buying one mate just get a .692 or .693 ...688 is too tight in general and maybe buy a couple of bores but as nice as kits are to have you never use half of it .

I'd second that. Get a standard barrell back then a 690 and 692 back for it as that's all you really need.

 

[ladyboy]

above agreed with but i might be inclined to go bigger depending on how you store your paint between games. if its always warm no probs but if you leave it in the cold, a SP do a .695 freak bore and CP do a .696 barrel just to be extra safe!!

 

[PaintballBudgie]

As above don't waste your money on loads of bores or inserts you will never use.

A lot of paint in the UK is larger. I swear by a Dye ultralite 14" lenth and .692 bore with a .695 bore back piece as a cheap life saver if you have a batch of odd stuff.

 

[Game]

thanks for the help think 692 will proberly be the best bet then