Response trigger question!

Hello, I have a tippman A5 with response trigger.  I am curious as to which shroud(s) I could use with this?  I was trying to purchase a G36 shroud and the seller told me that it will not work with a response trigger.

Any links to any shrouds that fit a response trigger would be appreciated.  Or any kind of help choosing what I can do to my gun.  Haha.

I am speaking to a representative from Tippmann's website and they are saying no kits should have problems with r/t's!  haha.  I'll end up buying one and it won't fit.. 

tallen702 wrote: Yeah, I'd just stay away from the Killhouse brand because they specifically say it won't fit the R/T (unless you want to modify it). Good luck!

What barrel would you suggest with the G36 body kit?  I was looking at an apex.  I want something that looks great with the style but also has accuracy / range.  I'll be playing woodsball.

The Apex is a pretty cool barrel the forum member "FreeEnterprise" likes using the apex for a lot of trick and distance shots with good results. My personal favorite barrel has always been the J&J ceramic. It's not going to give you any more range (no barrel other than the flatline or apex will do that) but it's accurate, economical, looks GREAT, and is self-cleaning if you have a ball break in the barrel (you essentially shoot it clean).

Hmm.

Sure!  I'd love to see a few options.  So they won't affect the accuracy of the barrel, would they?  If you could recommend a couple barrels and the fake suppressors that'd be great,  Are there any real suppressors that work?  haha, it may be a silly question.. but I have to ask.

DasBoochie wrote: Also, what bore size should I go for?  The ansgear representative told me that a .685 is the size I'd want.

Bore size really depends on what pain you're going to be using most of the time. That's why people who play a lot, especially on the more competitive side of the sport, tend to go with barrel kits that allow them to change the bore diameter to fit the quality and size of paintball they are using at that time.

The thing to remember is that paint-to-barrel match is the number one thing that affects accuracy. Too tight, and you run the risk of breaks in the barrel and create undue drag and deformation of the ball which can cause it to act erratically up on exiting the barrel. Too much room, and you're wasting air and creating turbulence around the ball, which again leads to erratic behavior upon exiting the barrel which results in a loss of accuracy. You should be able to blow the paintball through the barrel with your own lungs. If it rolls through on it's own, it's too loose, if you can't blow it through, or it's extremely hard to do so, it's too tight.

Barrels are always a trade-off in paintball. If you want more range or curve/trick shots, you're going to lose the flexibility and consistent accuracy you get with inserts/kits. If you want the utmost accuracy, you're going to be stuck at the default range of everyone else.

Some people have combined the apex tip with other barrels to get the best of both worlds, but even then, it's a give an take.

http://www.ansgear.com/Custom_Products_CP_Tactical_Barrel_System_Dust_B_p/cptacticalbarrel.htm