whаt аrе thе best accesories fοr thе tippman A5 tο mаkе a sniper?
i wаѕ thinking
thе A5 flatline barrel +
MIL-SIM T168 rectile intensified tactical scope
bυt whаt аbουt stocks аnd bipods?
аrе foregrips really thаt іmрοrtаnt?
whаt dο thеу dο?
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Honestly, the Flatline is a great barrel- I love mine, but it is not the most accurate thing out there- it’s built for long range, but sacrifices accuracy to achieve it. If you want to “snipe”, you should look at a 12-16″ barrel (any longer is a waste of air and doesn’t help accuracy) from a good manufacturer. I’d look at a J&J ceramic, Dye boomstick, or Stiffi/Blackcell C.
As far as a scope goes, I’d stick to a good red dot sight- paintguns don’t have the range and accuracy, so a scope is really not needed- it’s overkill.
Stocks are a matter of personal taste- you need to find one that’s comfrotable for you and let’s you use your sight. I like the CAR-15 adjustable style and the “dogleg” stock, which lets you sight well even with a mask on. Bipods are extra weight in most cases, and they can get in the way as much as help. I’d rather invest in a good sling.
Foregrips are also a personal thing- I like ‘em, others don’t. A vertical foregrip gives you something else to hold instead of the fore end or barrel of the gun, and they are very popular with real military arms, so who am I to argue? I like them.