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flatline questions

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Topic: flatline questions
Posted By: viper599
Subject: flatline questions
Date Posted: 11 April 2006 at 1:14pm
im buying one of the new 98c's with ACT and im def gonna upgrade the barrel. Since i decided to buy one ive been leaning towards getting a flatline. I dont really stick to any posistion such as mid rear or front, though usually i am in the front. Is the flatline good for me or is there another barrel i should get. I heard the flatline was an amazing barrel but if you break a ball during a match your completely screwed.



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Posted By: iceman1186
Date Posted: 11 April 2006 at 1:44pm
Well are you playing woods or speedball? Flatlines are nice for the woods, not for speedball. However, you said that you are usually toward the front of a game, so you wouldn't be long balling, so I think the flatline may be overkill for you. Look into a J&J Ceramic 12-14inch, they are great barrels for the price. It really depends on where you play on the field. Ask yourself this question: Do you usually try and hit a person from a ways off, and have the ball drop and hit the ground around their feet? If so, get the flatline, if not look into a different barrel.

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Posted By: Wubadoo
Date Posted: 12 April 2006 at 3:02am

Originally posted by iceman1186 iceman1186 wrote:

Well are you playing woods or speedball? Flatlines are nice for the woods, not for speedball. 

i've used my flatty on a 98 custom exclusively for speedball.  unparrelelled when it comes to taking out the best player on the opposite team, there are so few barrels out there that come close to the range that you get with it, however it is at best only moderately accurate at range so id you do indeed play up front i'd go with a lapco or a J&J ceramic in the 8-10" range



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Wubadoo


Posted By: viper599
Date Posted: 13 April 2006 at 9:38pm
im probaly gonna get the flatline for woodsball and if i happen to be playing speedball ill just use a black maxx. its surprisingly good... for a $40 gun.



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