[tmeays8]

Alright, I have the Proto Rail 11' and looking at a new barrel for it.

The ANS XE 2 piece barrel with a .688 diameter
http://www.ansgear.com/ProductDetail...ORANG&CartID=3

or

The CP Advantage 1 piece barrel with a .685 diameter
http://www.ansgear.com/ProductDetail...BLACK&CartID=4

[speedy2k4]

You can't go wrong with a CP barrel. I'd save $10 and get the standard 1pc over the Advantage. Go with a .685 if you live in a dry area, or a .689 if you deal with a lot of humidity.

Of course, the Proto barrels are just as good and come stock/run about the same price.

[Dye4life5000]

If u have the money id get the critical 100g. I have one for my rail .684 bore and shoots ropes

[Icon0clast]

Stock barrel is just a Dye UL with out the Dye stamp

[mymutter]

Originally Posted by Icon0clast

Stock barrel is just a Dye UL with out the Dye stamp

No, it's not the same as a Dye UL or "Proto" UL, why would you even say that????

the stock proto barrel is a 1 piece 11" barrel which has a decent hone on it, and is a decent stock barrel.

See the above posts for a new barrel. the ans will not give you an improvement, neither will the CP. The only reason to upgrade at all is because you prefer a 14" or 16" etc, or want to match bore to paint size.

[Icon0clast]

Meh, I was thinking Reflex Rail, MY BAD.

[cmdrsuds]

Go something small like a .685 for small paint having a .690 and buying a .688 wont be worth it. If your field is FPO then find the bore and go from there. I'd try to over bore if its field paint. Over boring handles ****ty paint better.

[mymutter]

Originally Posted by Icon0clast

Meh, I was thinking Reflex Rail, MY BAD.

Well don't let it happen again

I joke, lol, you should see my ****ing mistakes!