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Question: Does this barrel work with most Phenom Shrouds?  Specifically the MP5 shroud
Document: With such a short barrel, the shroud reaches pretty far towards the marker, leaving only a 1/2" exposed, and this is with the Phenom front, so watch out. I got it in time for the game and I played with it for 5 hours. In that time I have some sense of how it well it worked, but not a thorough test. So my first impression is that I'm happy with the purchase.
Even with 1/2" of exposed barrel, I could twist it off just by gripping the center of the shroud as I turned it (the part that actually grips the barrel below the shroud). Breaks don't occur often, and if they do, they are isolated at the front end of the barrel. Sometimes one ball with break, but another will come out immediately afterwards with no altered flight path.
Keep in mind this is really a 12" barrel that is 14" long(2" are not actually barrel). It will not fit on shrouds that require a 14" barrel.
I hate to be out of range, and although I didn't get to use the extended range often, I know it has the capability and accuracy. The look of the barrel adds a nice touch to my Phenom, and it worked as expected. Hopefully I get a chance to use it more soon and get a better idea of the pros and cons.
I owned the first Apex barrel and was very impressed with it. The only issue I had with the first generation was that it was somewhat ugly. This 2nd generation Apex barrel has improved the looks making it look like a short silencer. Still works the same as the first but a bit easier now to take apart to clean. I run this with the barrel it came with on a X7 Phenom shooting at an average of 255fps. The distance is much greater than the Flatline barrel.
I bought this in a hurry in order to use it at a big game scenario event. I had previously had a flatline barrel attached to my X7 Phenom but I didn't like how if I broke paint in the flatline it meant would either have to continue playing with no accuracy at all, or I'd somehow have to find a way to spend a good 10 minutes to take apart, clean, and re-assembly the gun and barrel. The flatline does not come off easy.
The problem with that it has no power on impact its good for suppression on some rookie paintballers but shot at experienced players they don't even flinch they can just dodge them since they float basically and even if it hit chances of break are low. I will comment on the curve later since I didn't test that enough. Also some info if you care I'm using this on the tippmann x7 phenom electro which is an amazing gun.
If your kid is an avid paintballer and has a Tipman, this is a great barrel. Easy to install and very accurate.
this is a great barrel, it lets you change yyu game compleatly you can change the trajectory of the paint
The barrel is a great addition to your marker. It adds that extra distance you need. Can create trick shots
Answer: yes