Are you people serious? A freak? It brought the idea to the masses, but the tolerances are terrible. Alignment is always a problem, and the inserts are often mislabeled.
The Titanium Longbow, on the other hand, is a dream. It has the smoothest bore you will be able to find. There are no pores in the metal big enough to collect paint fill, so it shoots through like nothing else.
The smoothness also means that you can select a bore size somewhat smaller than what you ordinarily would, which means that you will get more FPS for a given pressure. In your cocker, that means you can back out the velocity adjuster, which means you can reduce cocking pressure, which means less chance of a ball break if the feeding is unable to keep up with you.
Alignment isn't a problem because the control bore is one piece and the tip is one piece. The machining is very precise. There is no tube shifting around in the control section, the threads are meaty and tolerances are tight.
One word of advice for any 2 piece barrel you put on a cocker- put a rubber oring around the control section above the threads. When you tighten a cocker barrel on enough that it won't come loose, it can be difficult to remove that section from the marker, due to the position of the pneumatics. With the oring in place, you don't have to get it on so tight for it not to loosen, but you can still unscrew the control section when you want it off.
Out of the options you list, the Longbow is definitely the highest quality. Powerlytes and Evil Pipes are decent too. But if you have the money, Titanium, man. It is the most expensive, but in this case it is justified.
