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First of all, correct usage of punctuation and spelling would enable us to better understand your question. Secondly, go to the " New Player" forum and read the stickies so you know what you are talking about. Once you have completed the two prior steps, then come back to this forum and read the sticky titled Uber Upgrades & FAQ: Please Read! . If you still continue to have questions, please free to come back and ask away.

 

Edited by oldpbnoob - 14 May 2008 at 6:27pm

First, look into a new barrel. I highly recommend a 12-14" JJ Ceramic. Great barrel for the price, shoots well with a variety of paint, and shoots well through breaks. A stock may steady you when you're aiming, but its all personal preference. I would suggest looking into a CAR stock, that way you can adjust it to the length that best suits you.

Since you said you don't like the iron sights, look into a red dot. BSA and Tasco make nice red dots. Typically, I say they are pointless, but if you do have a problem, this should help. You're going to want one with a Picatinny rail. If it's a weaver mount, it'll work fine on the Picatinny.

You can probably find these things cheapest on eBay, pbnation.com, automags.org, or mcarterbrown.com. A retailer won't get you the best deal.

Anymore questions, feel free to ask. However, try to use better punctuation to make things easier for us. Help us help you.


Edited by sinisterNorth - 14 May 2008 at 2:46pm

oldpbnoob wrote: First, correct usage of punctuation and spelling would be a plus. Second, go to the New Player forum and read the stickies so you know what you are talking about. Than come back to this forum and read the sticky titled Uber Upgrades & FAQ: Please Read! . If you still continue to have questions, please free to come back and ask away.

I think you mean, 'Then'. 

you can use your tank as a stock, many people do this, and don't even like the feel of stocks.

Also, most people (me included) don't use any form of sights on their markers, and just know them well enough to know roughly where they're aiming.

Greetings dyson. As far as accuracy is concerned, tracking the ball like lightningbolt says is really your best bet. It's not so difficult and is ALWAYS the best. However I do have to disagree as sights do have their merits and at times can be quite handy. I've got much more to say about that subject, but perhaps along the way you may form a need for them, so don't totally discount them on a single person's word. A barrel is really the first upgrade imo that you should go for, really anyone. I've heard many say that up to a 16" barrel should be the limit because anything over that is a detriment. That's what I heard. Me, I went straight into a 14" J&J Ceramic and still use it from time to time with great effect. Another barrel which I like a lot is the LAPCO Bigshot's.