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| Tippmann Flatline Barrel (choose model) | 
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| Brand: Tippmann
Category: Sports
Buy New: $79.00 - $99.00 (On sale from $129.99)
Avg. Customer Rating:  (20 reviews)
Sales Rank: 14160
Media: Misc.
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.2
Dimensions (in): 12 x 5 x 0.2
ASIN: B000LHYG16
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Customer Reviews:
adapter fitting and troubleshooting March 24, 2006
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
To make the installation of the flatline barrel(98 custom) adapter easier, loosen the bolt underneath the front sight and screw it in. Also oil the adapter before you screw it in. Be careful though, sometimes the spring in the front sight pops out. If you flatline is chopping painballs, check the barrel for chips just in case.
 Feedback Review from other people February 7, 2006
7 out of 14 found this review helpful
If you are reading this review excpect to read about me discussing about other people's reviews.
-First off I would like to start off with-
April 16, 2005
A Kid's Review
I would like to say one thing before I start, WHY IS EVERY REVIEW YOU MAKE ABOUT AN ITEM YOU ALWAYS GET AT -christmas-? I think you are just either a spoiled brat because I read another review of yours where you got an Xbox360 for like $800 at the Christmas of 05. Anyways you say "the flatline is chopping up my paintballs" well it might be you have too cheap of paintballs because yes with the flatline the chance of balls breaking are greater.
-Next review
October 3, 2003
Reviewer: A customer
Once again we have a person saying the paintballs keep breaking in the barrel. Simply BUY BETTER QUALITY PAINTBALLS!!! Its not rocket science and no one is out there to keep this information hidden from you so stop complaining and start TROUBLESHOOTING!
Thanks for reading and personally I have heard good things about the barrel from people who arn't stupid but that doesn't mean it is because of their opinion that I think this barrel is a good gun. Also please don't say this review isn't helpfull because I'm only doing this to help spread the word that some people are stupid with their reviews and the people who say the review isn't helpfull are the people I comment on.
Do The Homework September 15, 2005
5 out of 5 found this review helpful
In order to properly make use of a flatline barrell system, u have to do the homewrk. This upgrade is ideal for WOODSBALLERS and SCENARIO players where distance and shooting thru tight spots is important. DO NOT get it for speedball and complain about breakage. Spend the $ on expensive paint because u need a hard, dry shell w/ small bore size to maximize effectiveness. Not like a normal barrell sizing where you want a close match of bore to ball. Besides, cost is only relative to how much paint you need. If you're accurate, you'll need less shots, the cost of paint will balance. A crono and expansion chamber are almost mandatory b/c when you you it locked in, u want it to stay locked in. (Settings/Sittings wise) This set-up will allow u to effectively use a BB Gun scope! Me: 98 Custom, Expansion Chamber, Flatline, Daisy Scope. In the woods, NO GUN compares. Thats the bottom line.
This is a great barrel May 23, 2005
0 out of 5 found this review helpful
if you want to have a balanced gun I would recomend a T6 stock and a 20oz CO2 tank also Remember to oil the thread and loosen the screws in the proper order and use an allen wrench to get it all the way in or out. For that i recomend the second largest wrench it realy helps!
 not that great April 17, 2005
4 out of 12 found this review helpful
I got this barrel for christmas and it seemed pretty nice except i wasnt that happy when i played with it. the barrel kept on chopping my paintballs which i later found out that it only fits a certain type of balls. the barrel adapter is also not that great and it doesnt completley align the barrel with the gun which keeps the paintball from fitting into the barrel causing it to chop. I would like to say though that tippmann did not lie about the range difference. when i went to try-city i could see that the paintballs were flying out of the field from the other side.
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