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**skinny_k** · January 1st, 11:35 AM

i was cruing through pbreview and saw this....

http://pbreview.com/products/reviews/1668/

im not sure if i think it is cool or not. But it is interesting.

**tlmiller** · January 1st, 11:42 AM

Personally, I think they're fugly beyond belief.
Thay also stopped making them since they weren't overly successful, apparently it didn't work as well ona cocker as it did on a tippman.

**lbreevesii** · January 1st, 11:51 AM

yeah they're Fugly. and old now...

**Trigger-Happy** · January 1st, 12:19 PM

omgzerz, didnt see that coming.... interesting.

**No1TubaPlayer** · January 1st, 12:36 PM

that = teh not omgz0rz worthy...

i think they stopped makin them too...

**MP11** · January 1st, 02:57 PM

They stopped making those in early 2k3, late 2k2, as you can tell by the body.

Nothing new and nothing cool to be honest.

-Mike

**Boomer_Sniper** · January 1st, 05:10 PM

i heard that once you put a flatline barrel on to your autococker you can't take it off

**tippmannfronter** · January 1st, 05:40 PM

Yeah isnt it welded on?

**MP11** · January 1st, 06:04 PM

It is not welded on just if you look on the pictre you won't be able to do a full twist to take off the barrel because the upper part will snag on the body.

It was made to get money, but didn't work.

-Mike

**Boomer_Sniper** · January 1st, 06:05 PM

it would have sold better if you could take it off easyily

**rivit** · January 1st, 08:11 PM

eww oh my god they ruined it
that would of been a fine vert feed but no ruined by testing with flatilines thats worse than animal testing itss soooooo ugly i make cooler things then that in tightly coiled clumps on the lawn

**Boomer_Sniper** · January 2nd, 02:45 AM

you know you could buy 2k2 autocockers with out the flatline you know rivit

**Trigger-Happy** · January 2nd, 01:37 PM

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Originally Posted by Boomer_Sniper

you know you could buy 2k2 autocockers with out the flatline you know rivit

hahhaahahaha, he doesnt understand simple things such as that. lol hes just foolin around OR IS HE

sorry.

**CoolHipJim56** · January 2nd, 02:37 PM

They came out right about the same time as the flatline did for the 98. They are stupid, just like the flatline barrel itself.

**tippmannbeast** · January 2nd, 06:14 PM

yeah the flatline just mades the cocker higher, longer, and heavier and cockers, especially stock ones, can't stand to suffer any more of any of these. The 2k3 flatline cocker was the last one made for any kind of mass production, but they didn't sell very well at all.

invictous6 · January 4th, 07:40 PM

I heard the flatlines chop pretty bad

**pearlsea** · January 4th, 07:54 PM

in thery its an awsome idea but thay havent perfected it yet. if it worked it would revolutnize the sport, or atleast recball

.

**CoolHipJim56** · January 4th, 10:08 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by pearlsea

in thery its an awsome idea but thay havent perfected it yet. if it worked it would revolutnize the sport, or atleast recball

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It doesnt matter how much work they put into the flatline, it is still a flop nomatter what gun it is on. The flatline is retarded.

**pearlsea** · January 6th, 10:43 PM

^if it worked perficly and still added 100' would u still say that?

**MP11** · January 7th, 12:14 AM

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Originally Posted by pearlsea

^if it worked perficly and still added 100' would u still say that?

To bad it doesn't. The Flatline barrel uses the Magnus Effect to send the ball the extra feet, similar to the Cooper-T bolt for Spyders. However the Cooper-T bolt works because you can still use any barrel needed (paint to bore match) and gets the extra distance.

If you were to think about; when would you use anything using the Magnus Effect? in the woods. To bad you won't be able to achieve the results becuase chances are it will hit a tree branch or something on the way over, making it only good for showing off.

The Flatline barrel cannot be perfected. You can't change the backs due to the shroud thing, which makes kits ruled out, so what else could Tippmann do to improve it?

-Mike