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Ive never used this CP barrel, but never had much to say about them (CP barrels ive used), they are good middle of the line 👍
The big shot are always a solid all around choice, that my go to non-freakbored barrel ...
Hope my 2ct helps 😁
Love my brass ... Love my SSR ... Hard choices ...
Paint is definitely tiny and the 684 bore on the Lapco will probably save some air. Lapcos shoot darts I have used them extensively. The CP is probably bigger bore but will have tacticool options (some of which can be molded to be useful).
I’ve been using an.684 lapco for at least 10 years on my sniper and I only take it off to add a lapco breech insert in front of it. I’m sure cp is fine too but… Lapco
Mostly, whichever barrel comes closest in bore size (or even smaller) than the paint you typically shooy. Either of them, being longer than 12" will be a little less efficient.
I do really like the Type III hard anno used by LAPCO, it is far more durable than the regular anno used by CP.
I usually see long barrels on tacticool projects. If you happen to be using these on anything magfed, be advised that you'll probably start flipping FSRs. Long barrels create a lot of back pressure and can flip the noses up.
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