A-5 sniper barrels?

I got a A-5 and want a sniper barrel but I have seen different types and different prices. I don't want to buy one because its a good deal and have turn out to be crap. But i could buy one that costs alot and that could be crap. Wich would be the best for a better buy?

What!? From what I've read you want a good barrel (or from what I can understand). In that case I'd get a SP All American. They run about $70, but will give you great performance.

What is your price range?

J&J or lapco bigshot, they are great for sniping.

^^Calm down. And you're not completely right. Lets say that you have 2 barrels. A 98c stock barrel, and an AA. Now you could shoot the perfect paint through the 98c barrel, and basicly any piant of good quality through the AA (whichever size), and the AA would still be more accurate. So accuracy depends just as much on the barrel quality as it does on the paint to bore match.

*STOP USING THE S-WORD HERE*

we dont want this thread to turn out to be a bloody massacre of flames and spam, do we?

StormyKnight wrote: I beg to differ. There is sniping. Not everything is speedball. There are a lot of people here that play scenario games too. Whenever I play, I tend to snipe. I generally stay at a safe enough distance from my target and wait for him to walk into my sights as he advances on the flag. Having a flatline barrel with the right paint makes all the difference for me.

first of all no sniper debate! its gets old in a hurry, second a flatline is too inacurate to use for sniping, and third, for that guy above, carbon fiber has nothing to do with accuracy, that main component to barrel accuracy is bore to caliber match

Yeah I have to agree, my A-5's flatline is pretty dang accurate.

You Wont See Me wrote: sneaky_sniper wrote: StormyKnight wrote: I beg to differ. There is sniping. Not everything is speedball. There are a lot of people here that play scenario games too. Whenever I play, I tend to snipe. I generally stay at a safe enough distance from my target and wait for him to walk into my sights as he advances on the flag. Having a flatline barrel with the right paint makes all the difference for me. first of all no sniper debate! its gets old in a hurry, second a flatline is too inacurate to use for sniping, and third, for that guy above, carbon fiber has nothing to do with accuracy, that main component to barrel accuracy is bore to caliber match I take it you have a flatline then? If not stop making comments that you know nothing about. With the right paint the flatline is very accurate.

used to, didnt like it so i got rid of it