Crazy jet inner barrel
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I've used it on some of my rifles and pistols.
I like them alot.
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I like them alot.
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Would you say there better than a tightbore? in teams of accuracy
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They are my favorite, they really deal with over volume much better than regular crowning.
depends on which tightbore, cause barrel quality is much more important than the manufacturer's claimed bore diameter.
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I don't like them, but I don't hate them either, they are what I would consider to be a baseline barrel.
More expensive barrels will perform a bit better than a CJ, as long as they aren't Airsoft Philosopher, but the gain you get from one is usually not as big as from stock to CJ.
In my journey through airsoft accuracy, I have found that internal surface finish is the most important thing, followed by crown, straightness, and a number of other things.
A junk barrel can be made great with some polishing or lapping, and can perform as well as an EdGi, but the reason you buy a more expensive barrel is to get one with a tighter bore and good surface finish, as stock barrels will have a larger bore usually, and lapping will increase that even more which will lower your power.
If you are set on a Maple Leaf you shouldn't be all that disappointed, but if you can, I would recommend that you buy an ESC Works 5.98 barrel, cheap 6.01 barrel and lap it following the guide in my signature, or buy a DaVinci and maybe lap it. EdGi, Lambda, and PDI are good but overpriced, and I wouldn't pay more than $50 for a plated barrel such as Action Army, Stalker Morpheus, or TNT.
More expensive barrels will perform a bit better than a CJ, as long as they aren't Airsoft Philosopher, but the gain you get from one is usually not as big as from stock to CJ.
In my journey through airsoft accuracy, I have found that internal surface finish is the most important thing, followed by crown, straightness, and a number of other things.
A junk barrel can be made great with some polishing or lapping, and can perform as well as an EdGi, but the reason you buy a more expensive barrel is to get one with a tighter bore and good surface finish, as stock barrels will have a larger bore usually, and lapping will increase that even more which will lower your power.
If you are set on a Maple Leaf you shouldn't be all that disappointed, but if you can, I would recommend that you buy an ESC Works 5.98 barrel, cheap 6.01 barrel and lap it following the guide in my signature, or buy a DaVinci and maybe lap it. EdGi, Lambda, and PDI are good but overpriced, and I wouldn't pay more than $50 for a plated barrel such as Action Army, Stalker Morpheus, or TNT.
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