thunder pig barrel

[triggerman23]

i was looking at a 16 inch thunder pig rifled barrel for my spyder. does anyone know if its any good
?

 

[FLATLINEballa]

i have no idea for the spyder but i got 1 on my 98 custom and it is pretty godly for the price
so i think the performance would be comparable

 

[TOOLE]

rifling actually does nothing for the accuracy on a paintball gun. try a dye excell

 

[joe bob]

is this a rifled barrel or does it just have spiral porting?

 

[sonic]

i know of 2 people with 21 inch thunder pigs they never seem to have to many problems

but i do know there long and ok as a walking stick if you bust yeh leg lol

 

[T.B.F.K.A.T.L.]

I know tsomebody with a 18 inch t-pig barrel. seems to be fairly acurate but I will warn you its noisy as f%$K

 

[TOOLE]

21"?????? if you tried to run without using that as a cane you would fall!!!

just try spending your money on something a little more tried and tested. like a DYE excell or a smartaprts progressive barrel.

but, at the end of the day it's just my opinion!!

 

[robtattoo]

Noy a bad barrel for the money. I had a 16" on my sabotage & it was o.k. but an excell is a lot more accurate, quieter & will cope with a much better range of paint.

 

[Dark Warrior]

I bought the 2 x 21" Thunder Pigs that Sonic is talking about, one for my inferno and one for my mates.
The full cost of both barrels and 2 x 28" pull throughs came to just over the price of 1 dye excel barrel, and thats after shipping from the States. Strangely enough, although people say length does not matter, the barrels perform exceptionally well on our back up infernos. Other people have used the barrels and said the same thing. One of them, actually preferred it to the Junior Freak (.693) and the Dye Excel barrels, that I have for that marker. As something that I bought for the sheer fun they don't disappoint and they were cheap
SO DON'T KNOCK 'EM 'TIL YOU TRIED 'EM