Which barrel for my 98c?

I play woodsball and when I shoot the enemys are infront of me, I don't really need to shoot very far but it's always a good thing though. I have heard about the all american barrel and the flatline, maybe there's some good other barrels too.

I want something precise that gives a good range.
Any suggestions?


Edited by GabQc

Is the flatline a good barrel? I mean.. Is it a good quality barrel that will last more than 15 games? I heard so many people saying that flatline sucked.. I would like range more than accuracy though.

Also when you say the flatline isn't accurate, is it less accurate than the 98c normal barrel?

I have the apex... It gets some amazing range on it, but the initial drop off of the ball kinda sux.  the ability to shoot around/over things can be useful too. the barrel is really easy to adjust.  I did have some problems with shooting with it, but the barrel is the last thing I would blame these problems on.  I was using 6 month old Zap Cryptic paint in 20 degree weather with co2 and an RT..... the barrel did break balls (no pun intended) but that was most likely due to the fact that many of the balls were dimpled...   So with decent paint under good (better) conditions, the apex, when set right, is probably a great barrel... the range is phenomenal... i would suggest trying one b4 buying, but I think if you want range more so than accuracy, the apex is the way to go.... I would not reccomend the flatline, i had one of those too... every time you wanna clean the gun, ya gotta take the flatline off and then recalibrate it every time you want to use it again... with the apex, ya just skrew it in and play.... Apex = good for woods... and could probably be useful in some speedball situations...... JJ 14inch ceramic = Speedball and close quarters woodsball... more accuracy (by far) but less distance.

Tiger Stripe wrote: Get a jnj ceramic barrell they are good and they retail at sumthing like 60 american dollers but its the best barrell i have ever used

I dont know where you are buying from. Ceramics can be bought for less than $40 on most online stores.
I would recomend a Ceramic if you are strapped for cash, or a Lapco Bigshot if you are willing to spend around $50.

look into the Lapco Bigshot , great barrel for the money

P8ntBall3r wrote: If you want a teardrop get a progressive. Same barrel different name about 10 bucks less

Meh. Save up $5 more bucks and get a ceramic, its is 10x the barrel the Progressive is.