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**chris37** · September 2nd, 10:41 PM

yes i read the forums and i understood them, but i want ppl to rate the barrel here, and tell me if you ahve used it or not...rate form 1-10! thanks and if you have any comments on it, then please say so!

**bunkertime** · September 2nd, 10:56 PM

The original Flatline barrel for the 98 custom had it's problems. one of them is breaking fragile paint or breaking paint at high rates of fire..

they impreoved them w/ the flatline for the A-5. As you can shoot at a higher rate of fire and use more brittle paints then the 98 custom flatline

Basicly, all a flatline does is add bacspin which will give you more "reach our and tough you" distance, BUT, they are not accuret all all, the reason is b/c the balls will float up and down, and no really straight, I would say go w/ a good CP or J&J barrel if you are looking for a budget barrel. Remeber. .689 is the best size to get

**chris37** · September 3rd, 12:58 PM

iam jsut into woodsball anyways, and i heard its the best barrel for the A-5 for woodsball. I would probably go with it sence i have read and liked the GOOD reviews lol i am going to shoot the gun with the barrel possibly befor i buy the gun, so i am jsut getting referance for what ppl think about it, and if they ahve shot it! thanks though!

**bunkertime** · September 3rd, 06:21 PM

accually, It's not really the best barrel for woods ball

Since a ball w/ back spin is going to be more fragile to breakage, especially when spinning at a high rate of speed

IF you like to do long range, somewhat accuret shooting (over 120 feet) then get a Flatline, just remeber you won't put ball ontop of ball

If you want a barrel that will shoot about 130 feet, and will put ball ontop of ball, get urself a .689 CP 1 peice barrel, or invest in a barrel kit.

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