Archive for the ‘Tippmann Barrels’ Category
Tippmann Barrels
Paintball Barrels Review helps you choose your paintball barrel. We give you a short list to make selecting your paintball barrel easy.
Most markers come with a junk stock barrel. The most important upgrade you can make is to upgrade your barrel.
With a new barrel you can expect improved accuracy and quietness. Some barrels are lighter than others, and some are self cleaning, which means that if a ball breaks in the barrel, you can fire through it to clear the paint.
A barrel kit will come with several size bores to allow you to match the size of your paint.
 |
16" Tippmann 98 Custom Pro Combat Paintball Barrel Average Rating:   |
|
Description This upgrade gives your Tippmann 98, 98 Custom, or Custom Pro Paintball gun the Mil-Sim Assault Style look, will also fit the BT-16 paintball gun. The Barrel is 16" in length and provides extreme accuracy... |
 |
TIPPMANN Sniper Barrel Average Rating:  |
|
The Tippmann sniper barrel for the A-5, 98 Custom and Custom Pro paintball markers is a long-range barrel that's honed and polished inside and out for precision, accuracy and range. |
 |
TIPPMANN TPX Pistol Average Rating:  |
|
The new TPXTM .68 Caliber Paintball Pistol boasts an innovative, compact design, specially engineered to be lightweight, easy to maintain, customizable, and best of all, dependable. Metal Trigger Punctures C02 On First Pull... |
Paintball tips for buying a barrel
• A 14" barrel may be the best overall length for a barrel. A longer barrel is unwieldy, and more friction may cause less accuracy; but it may be suitable for back-line use. A shorter barrel is useful for fast movement.
• A barrel kit, while more expensive, will allow you to match your barrel to your paint.
• Paint to bore match is critical for good performance. Be sure you get paint that matches the size of your barrel's bore.
Note: "Self cleaning" means if a paintball breaks in your barrel, you can shoot through it to restore accuracy.
