flatlines and a 98c

For woods ball it's good

For speedball it's not so good

Where'd you get yer info from?....the Flatline adds another 150ft to the 50 or so feet on the other barrels on the market (except fer the stock barrel which is crap) and 300ft is like shooting like a real firearm and the only way 300ft can be achieved wit the Flatline is shooting downhill and this done by using gravity to ones advantage when using a Flatline, now shooting uphill will only go half way and again due to "gravity".

And Samurai yer sayin the Flatline shoots the same distance as a 6", 8", 10", 12" barrel like the Lapco Big Shot, DYE Boomstick and the J&J Ceramic, etc., then tell me and the others in the forum whats the "purpose" of using the Flatline.

Now theres been only 1 barrel that can match the same distance of the Flatline, thats the Hop-Up barrel on the Armotech markers

reincarnation14 wrote: I dont own a Tippmann, so I'm not exactly sure. From what I hear, all my friends like it. I heard that it does "snipe" people. It is like Samerai said, it doesnt go further it just keeps it straight, but I doubt it will go 300ft, a rifle would do that, you would have to raise it a little bit.

You dont have a Tippmann and yer not sure bout its performance, then why post yer opinion on it if you dont or havent used a Flatline and I wont doubt that yer friends has the Flatline, but it doesnt mean you know something bout the Flatline, you only know what you see and hear from others.

the Flatline DOES add distance to your shots. It is a HUGE improvement over the stock barrel, and it definitely outshoots every other barrel i've seen.

no other barrel is capable of reaching the distances of the Flatline. the Flatline also eliminates the need to lob your shots, because the ball travels straight.

think of it this way...the Flatline puts backspin on the ball, making it rise into the air. the curved barrel makes the ball go down slightly, so that the rise caused by the backspin is cancelled. A golf ball with backspin on it will travel farther than a golf ball with no spin. The Flatline works the same way.

My friend, who has a 98C with a 12" J&J ceramic barrel, has shot next to me at the practice range at our local field. There are various targets set up with their distance from the platform next to them. I can consistently hit a target at 200 ft. my friend can only hit about 150ish, and he has to lob his shot.

The Flatline is definitely worth the money, IMO. go for it.