J&J and Bigshot

both 12inches, both about same price (Bigshot is a little more),  and everyone sames good thing about both of them.     honestly i could really care less which one i get , as long as its better then my stock barrel, im ordering the barrel with most polls  tomarrow.    what do u all think?>>

yea i play only woods ball.   so please no one say the flatline, cuz im over that.   

Edited by D-ballz

Either or, they are both very nice barrels. The Ceramic will clean out better because of its coating, but you really will not notice a difference between the two in accuracy.

OK, i have both. they are both very good, and i cant really tell the difference. it all comes down to the paint. some paint wont go with the bigshot and same with the J&J. They are almost identical, except the J&J is quiter IMHO.

lapco Bigshot

bigshot, but kinda loud, but still nice

SnakeEyes wrote: Either or, they are both very nice barrels. The Ceramic will clean out better because of its coating, but you really will not notice a difference between the two in accuracy.

I disagree. There is an accuracy difference and the ceramic does not clean out better. I own both and have used them quite a bit (bigshot for a little over a year and the ceramic for a little less than a year). They are both accurate but the bigshot is a little more accurate and offers more consistent performance. The ceramic makes a little less noise and costs less but does not shoot clean as well as you would think. Judging by what everybody says, you'd think that a couple shots would have you shooting as accurately as you did before a break but that's not how it is. A ball broke in the barrel once and I decided to test this out and that's when I found out that it self cleans no better than my bigshot does. I was pretty disappointed to see that after hearing so many people say that it didn't need to be squeegeed. My conclusion is that both barrels are good but the bigshot will be more accurate and is more reliable. There tends to be a pattern to where the shots land with my bigshot (can't explain it) but the ceramic is different. I prefer the bigshot personally.