freak vs boomstick

[p8ntballr07]

is the freak more accurate than the boomstick? i have heard many stories about how the boomstick is more accurate than the freak.......and others say that the freak is more accurate than the boomstick? so i would like to hear what you guys have to say about this. so please reply with your answers. thx

 

[Micah]

the advantage of the freak is that you can fit the barrel to the paint where as with the boomstick you need to hope your paint matches your barrel.

That match has a huge affect on accuracy.

-Micah

 

[PaintballBudgie]

If you do shoot the same paint every week, and have a boomstick of the same bore then you can't beat a Boomie, (in my opinion.)

 

[Shuck]

If the paint to barrel match is spot-on, so should your accuracy (speaking in broad terms) The main advantage of the Freak is that if you change the paint you are using, you only have to change the insert, not the whole barrel. With a full Freak set retailing at about one and three quarters of a boomstick, I would go for the Freak, its simple economics. Why have only one and three quarters of a barrel, when you can have seven for the same price!

Just my opinion anyway. Oh by the way, I own a Freak

 

[le-pig]

if u caln't afford the full freak u could buy the barrel + 1 insert and then buy the rest when u can afford them(£17 each)
the barrel is still going to be cheaper than a boomy
both are really good but the freak makes more sense

 

[Silentbob]

Well.....

I have an 18" Boomstick, and a 10" Freak, and I have to say that the accuracy is just as good on the freak, and it has the added bonus of being able to change inserts, and is more compact.

Freak does in rock.

 

[le-pig]

ehoh silentbob u cronoed it yet

 

[TOPOR]

When you have ball breakage in the barrel a boomie is much easier to clean than a freak!!!!

Freak are very hard to clean

 

[Collier]

Originally posted by TOPOR
When you have ball breakage in the barrel a boomie is much easier to clean than a freak!!!!

Freak are very hard to clean

Not that hard to clean if you 'know how to squegee' a barrel.

Simply meaning a straight shot followed by a fluffy.

Paul.