Carmatech NEMESIS precision barrel with trains & fields (Tippmann 98 - 7/10")
With the legendary SAR-12 sniper rifle, the manufacturer Carmatech has created what is probably the most precise paintball marker of all time. In order to increase the performance even further, the new NEMESIS barrels were developed over a period of several years.
Similar to the Lapco and Hammerhead barrels, the Carmatech NEMESIS barrels have grooves and fields that give the paintball a twist to stabilize the trajectory. Carmatech has adopted this principle and improved it. The result is a barrel that can hardly be surpassed in terms of precision. The secret lies in the nature of the moves and squares. These are worked differently than all other paintball runs on the market. First Strike paintballs grip better in the run and are put into the twisting movement more. In the end, the paintball shoots out of the barrel at over 12,000 revolutions per minute. That's more than double what Hammerhead and Lapco have. Due to the much stronger spin, the ball flies even more precisely and you can land hits even at great distances (100m and more).
The length of the NEMESIS barrels is specified by the manufacturer including Mjjzzlebrake. The first specification refers to the pure barrel length, the second specification to the length of the barrel including muzzle brake and thread adapter.
Product details of the Carmatech NEMESIS M98 - 7/10" barrel:
- AutoCocker thread + Carmatech Nemesis M98 barrel adapter
- Pure barrel length cm / 6"
- barrel adapter 1"
- length of muzzle brake cm / 3"
- Total length cm / 10"
- First Strike Ready
- Precision run with trains and squares
- Bullet makes over 12,000 revolutions per minute when leaving the barrel
ATTENTION - There are no standard Nemesis M98 barrels. This barrel is a Nemesis barrel with a Cocker thread and the associated Carmatech Nemesis barrel adapter.
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