How accurate does this barrell make a tippmann 98 custom?
291474
It has improved my accuracy immensely on my carver one... although it makes my carver one pretty long and hard to maneuver its worth the accuracy and distance you receive from this barrel..
291475
As an avid Tippmann customer/player, this is probably one of the best upgrades you can get. I have this barrel on a custom fabricated old school M98, and as a semi-auto long rifle, it gets more kills than the automatics I've played against. I prefer this barrel over a flatline, because its accuracy is better at typical paintball combat ranges.
291476
Compared to the stock barrel, this barrel is super accurate. I've owned mine for quite some time and I honestly have nothing bad to say about it. The grouping this barrel provides at 50 yards is remarkable. On a calm clear day I can get the grouping with some Walmart paint about an inch and a half away from one another, whereas with the stock barrel I'd be lucky if I even hit the target at that distance.
385515
Yes. I run it on my tippman 98 custom with a sidewinder kit. Works very well and is dependable.
448302
Its not that accurate of a gun. I ended up buying a longer barrel but that was a small improvement. If you are planning on playing speed ball, look for a different gun. The gun is terrible with stock parts. I ended up putting another 100 bucks into itand it still wasn't that great of a gun. It's a good starter gun but once you get out gunned by little rich kids it doesn't feel so good.
1683947
It's rifled and very accurate. The 1st person to respond is not only wrong about the type of barrel, but his review of the pistol indicates that he is either too lazy or ignorant to read the owners manual and blames the manufacturer for his own bad habits (you do not store a CO2 gun with a pierced cartridge).
23184
Hi, I do not own that particular gun so I can't say with 100% accuracy. However this speed loader works with all standard spring loaded clips so I believe the answer is yes.
307238
Not unless you have the adapter. The standard barrel on the tippmans is a quarter turn lock. And standard barrels like this have the finer threads. Tippman usually gives you the adapter with their guns though... take a look around for it b4 buying. ;p
1424930
Ok I'm not sure what the "9" measurement is either,but that being said as long as you have a Remington shotgun it should work just fine. There is a tab above the quantity tab to choose what kind of weapon it's for. In that tab they do have synthetic and wooden stock shotguns. I'd try there. I put mine on a bolt action riffle, so I couldn't help you much there sorry bud.
1439483
Mag worked for me - Barrel gets too hot. Be-careful, over tightening can be an issue. Hope this helps! Fine tuning the laser sight can be difficult. The directions are sparse at best.
1223639
Short answer yes.This has a flat magnetic back so as long as your barrel is flat at the end it will. However it does not have a counterbore to ensure it is completely centered. You can get it close enough by eye, under 1/32". It will be very accurate as long as the end of your barrel is perpendicular to the centerline of the barrel. Short answer yes.
1998385
Seems fairly sturdy to me. I've only used the tippman 98 so not much comparison. I certainly was impressed by the build.
252623
Yes, you need an adapter if it has spyder threads. although you shoud've received a tippmann threaded barrel scince that is the advertised product. also its very odd that this exact barrel that has tippmans logo would be spyder threaded. Anyway, if you buy the "Rap4 Paintball Spyder to Tippmann 98 Barrel Adapter" it should solve this problem. =)
2154654
Not very much. Probably due to the short barrel and the design.I am having an issue with inconsistent zero. (scoped model). Scope and mount are tight.Shots are sometimes on the bullseye, but then are about 2 inches off, bothhorizontally and vertically, then closer, etc. without changing the scope zero. (At about 30 ft.). My other Crosman springer (Phantom 1000) is very consistent.
2016071
Sorry i dont know anything about the tippmann 98 custom. We put it on a UTG Black Op Sniper Rifle that has a Weaver / Picatinny rail thaat it attaches too. If the Tippmann has that it should fit.
2250830
i Have one an shoot it with a semi-magnum chinese .177 springer at nearly 20 yards and it works well. Your Hatsen may be close to too powerful ; For that you'd want this at 20-30 yards as my Octane hits it hard at that 20 yards and I fear eventual damage.
717483
I do not believe that this gun is that accurate at such a distance. I have only used it within 24" range.
1149952
This unit relies on a pretty concentric barrel end (be it muzzle, muzzle brake, or flash suppressor) to be maximally accurate. However, on a typical setup, it is definitely close enough to get you "on paper" reliably. This is especially true if you use their software to print weapon-specific sighting patterns. I recently sighted my 7mm Rem Mag to within 2 MOA at 200 yards. However, I have found that the part of the device that goes into the barrel is too short to actually reach the barrel with big muzzle brakes (like on my 338 Lapua). In that case, you're better off removing the brake and laser sighting, then reinstalling the brake. This unit relies on a pretty concentric barrel end (be it muzzle, muzzle brake, or flash suppressor) to be maximally accurate. However, on a typical setup, it is definitely close enough to get you "on paper" reliably. This is especially true if you use their software to print weapon-specific sighting patterns. I recently sighted my 7mm Rem Mag to within 2 MOA at 200 yards. However, I have found that the part of the device that goes into the barrel is too short to actually reach the barrel with big muzzle brakes (like on my 338 Lapua). In that case, you're better off removing... » Read More This unit relies on a pretty concentric barrel end (be it muzzle, muzzle brake, or flash suppressor) to be maximally accurate. However, on a typical setup, it is definitely close enough to get you "on paper" reliably. This is especially true if you use their software to print weapon-specific sighting patterns. I recently sighted my 7mm Rem Mag to within 2 MOA at 200 yards. However, I have found that the part of the device that goes into the barrel is too short to actually reach the barrel with big muzzle brakes (like on my 338 Lapua). In that case, you're better off removing the brake and laser sighting, then reinstalling the brake. « Show Less
393761
It'll shoot about a hundred yards but it's only accurate to about 30, that's when it starts to curve. But since the gun has an autococker threaded barrel it's easy to swap out the barrel with a more accurate one.