The most underrated barrel!!!

[Magoo]

Stock CCI barrel. If TechT or Python made an Autococker iFit back for a Phantom front, I would need nothing else.

[THE SHOOTIST]

TASO Eliminator

[Jonnydread]

I always though these shot great back in the day, my buddy had a Spyder compact with an Eliminator and and expansion chamber and it shot so great by 2000 standards.

[Cdn_Cuda]

JJ barrels are great. Snagged an edge kit recently and will put it to good use. Love the Powerlite Scepter/Empire Revolver kits as well.

[MrBarraclough]

CP one piece barrels would be a bargain at twice the price.

[Jonnydread]

Smart parts parts barrels are conspicuously absent in this thread

[BigRed]

As DC said...FSP

[Jonnydread]

*continually pokes bear*

[Myrkul]

Didn't they do the progressive tear drop barrels? Nobody gives a crap about them, but in my experience they have always shot great.

[Drachen]

The Evil Pipe kit was fantastic. Wish I had more than 2 backs for the one I had though.

[spikeball]

Came in here to say the Evil Pipe kit. It's understudy, the Driver, was also quite fantastic for a one piece barrel.

[Chaos]

Old stock Kingman brass lined barrels....amazing barrels for the money and easy to mod for Freak inserts with just a bit of heat and a pipe cutter

[kyote]

Tell me more

[spikeball]

Same. I want to know this mod!

[Chaos]

All you do is take one of the old brass lined barrels and heat it up, slide out the brass insert and clean the glue off, then measure the brass the length of a Freak insert ( either original or XL) and cut it that length, Use some 2 ton epoxy and reinsert the remaining brass insert into the barrel and wait for it to dry..... Boom! Instant Freak barrel. If you're worried about the insert sliding back into the breech then just lightly smack the very end of the barrel with a hammer just enough to make it ever so slightly out of round and it will put just enough pressure to hold the insert in place

[vijil]

Literally whatever came with the marker.

[homerj]

I’d have to say the SP Progressive. Any time i ever bought an Impulse that came with the stock Progressive i always kept it & used it unless i already had a Freak or some other kit.

[glaman5266]

32 Degrees. Shot incredibly well for the little you paid for them. Ran a Nightstick on my JT Excellerator 6.0 for many years. Still have both, but the marker needs a ton of work to get it running again. Perhaps this winter.

[AnarchicArctic]

ACI zero gravity. I remember them being cheaper than the “go to” barrel upgrades of the day, they came in cool graffiti styles and shot straight

[Jonnydread]

I too like pretty hallways in which to throw hot dogs.

[Meleager7]

i had one of these on my 68 Carbine back in early 2000's .... loved it!!! It was a great price, super light weight , and not as flashy or expensive as an All American, totally underrated. I also had a SP Progressive for that gun too, but I always ran with that zero gravity barrel !

[Grendel]

All barrels are essentially over rated, beyond them being bored straight with a reasonable paint to barrel match (I prefer slight overbore anymore) barrels are a minor contributor to shot placement. What you are listing here are individual preference that may or may not match what is "popular".

[Meleager7]

hey! you let the cat of the bag on my next dead zone topic!!

[iamthelazerviking]

This is also what I live by

[imped4now]

Barrels are barrels...

But Lurker one piece is and will always be my go-to.

[pirhana92]

Lurker barrel was my go-to for a while before I got a Freak Kit.

[gabe]

AGD crown point

I guess not actually that good or accurate but the sound they made was the hallmark of automags. I miss hearing the woods filled with that pinging sound.