The new 'Glass Fiber' barrel from Dye brings color into play in the truest sense of the word.... and not only in the form of paintballs!
In its design, it is the direct successor of the Dye CF Carbon Boomstick. With the one difference that instead of the carbon coating, fever glass was used, which is just as light, but the color can be varied, which led to a large selection of colors for your paintball barrel!
Because of its very, very slim This tuning barrel really embellishes every paintball marker. The GF barrel is a little lighter than conventional boom sticks because the stainless steel barrel is only thinly coated with fiberglass on the inside, which makes the gun a little lighter from the front and therefore more manoeuvrable and faster, especially when pulling on the breakout.
The acceleration section of the barrel, the back, is an inch longer than, for example, with conventional boom sticks, which allows the ball to be accelerated more gently, which means that you can shoot even more brittle paintballs or result in less air consumption.
I I also think that this gentler and more even acceleration is the reason for the pinpoint shot pattern with good paint as well as with used reballs, really amazing!
With barrel bursts, which you experience very rarely, the CF barrel shoots through its The honed inner surface is free as soon as possible, which means that playing on without cleaning is no problem, except for really big messes.
The GF barrel comes in two parts, consisting of a back part and a front part.
In its design, it is the direct successor of the Dye CF Carbon Boomstick. With the one difference that instead of the carbon coating, fever glass was used, which is just as light, but the color can be varied, which led to a large selection of colors for your paintball barrel!
Because of its very, very slim This tuning barrel really embellishes every paintball marker. The GF barrel is a little lighter than conventional boom sticks because the stainless steel barrel is only thinly coated with fiberglass on the inside, which makes the gun a little lighter from the front and therefore more manoeuvrable and faster, especially when pulling on the breakout.
The acceleration section of the barrel, the back, is an inch longer than, for example, with conventional boom sticks, which allows the ball to be accelerated more gently, which means that you can shoot even more brittle paintballs or result in less air consumption.
I I also think that this gentler and more even acceleration is the reason for the pinpoint shot pattern with good paint as well as with used reballs, really amazing!
With barrel bursts, which you experience very rarely, the CF barrel shoots through its The honed inner surface is free as soon as possible, which means that playing on without cleaning is no problem, except for really big messes.
The GF barrel comes in two parts, consisting of a back part and a front part.
