[luis_r23]

So I am going to buy a CCM T2 and I was wondering if paying the extra $97 for the sizer set is worth it?

Much appreciated for any replies.

[white0ninja69]

Yes if u have the cash

[Nahib_Stilgar]

It is a decent sizer set that has sizes from .675? Up to .690? So you will always be able to find a sizer that will fit the paint.

I like my ccm barrel kit. But I like freaks more... So if you already have a barrel kit that you like then the ccm one might be necessary. If you don't have a kit already then the ccm kit will work on any AC threaded gun.

If you plan on keeping your gun the this wont matter but if you eventually want to sell the gun. Having the kit adds a bit of value.

[luis_r23]

Ok thanks guys. Just need some opinions.

Peace!

[maxearing]

i have the sizer kit on my 6.5. its so worth it because of the wide range of sizers.

[pballer0303]

Go for it. I did and had no regrets. It really is a good kit.

[hellion360]

agreed, you will be glad you grabbed them down the road.

[wc!]

Not really worth it in my opinion. I'd put money on you only using 2, maybe 3 over the life of it. I have a barrel kit and regret it. Empire nailed it with the quantity and sizes IMO (.675, .680, .685).

[paintballoliver]

I had a freak kit before I bought it, so I just got one sizer that works really well with paint around here (.679)

[Castro #66]

The internal sizer kit is probably a better value than the barrel kit itself. Looks cooler, too.

[war009]

Originally Posted by Castro #66

The internal sizer kit is probably a better value than the barrel kit itself. Looks cooler, too.

This

But I have both the barrel kit and a DW barrel...I prefer the DW barrel over the barrel kit cause of the longer control bore