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| Active Member Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Southgate, MI
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| Stiffi barrel I am looking to get a Stiffi barrel and i was wondering if i should ge the 12" or 14" barrel? with the longer barrel is the porting extended or is the part before the porting extended. i am going to get it in a .687 Thanks |
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| After about 10-12 inches any benefit from a longer barrel is usually minimal at best. Some people like a longer barrel so that they can use it to push into the sides of inflatable bunkers. You should see virtually no difference in accuracy, so it really is just a matter of preference. If you like to play tight, go for a shorter barrel. If you play on a lot of inflated fields then it might make sense to get the longer barrel. |
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| Mod & Underwear Model | Not sure which gun you want it for, but my response would be the same either way....go w/ the 12. I have a 14", it's overkill in my opinion. I dont think those extra inches pay-off. And since it's so light, I've found that it kind of throws off the "feel" of the whole rig to have that phantom-weight so far forward. (tough to explain, but it definately took a long time to get used to the feel)
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| Active Member Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Somerville, MA
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| I'm a big fan of 12 inch barrels. 10 seems to short (harder to aim) and 14 makes them look ungainly. There are better (carbon fiber has a shorter lifespan than aluminum or stainless steel) and cheaper barrels than the Stiffi. The Stiffi maybe lighter but not by all that much. |
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