Do the FX STX superior liners have a accuracy advantage over the Notos barrels? Is there an advantage of the STX liners on a stock gun? Thanks, Don
That's not always the case. LW sells barrel blanks for $50 and they shoot just about anything. Fx barrel liners are pretty much the same thing, a blank. But the process in which they make it is what makes them pricey.A notos barrel cost like $30 vs and fx barrel cost $110. Big difference so yeah you will get better accuracy from a $110 than using a cheaper $30 barrel.
If your Notos barrel doesn't like to shoot anything.Then yes, you'll have an advantage by getting an FX barrel kit, if you get a good barrel liner, you'll have to buy that separately. Or if you want to get more velocity, given that they make 500mm barrel kits.Do the FX STX superior liners have a accuracy advantage over the Notos barrels? Is there an advantage of the STX liners on a stock gun? Thanks, Don
A notos barrel cost like $30 vs and fx barrel cost $110. Big difference so yeah you will get better accuracy from a $110 than using a cheaper $30 barrel.
That's not always the case. LW sells barrel blanks for $50 and they shoot just about anything. Fx barrel liners are pretty much the same thing, a blank. But the process in which they make it is what makes them pricey.
If your Notos barrel doesn't like to shoot anything.Then yes, you'll have an advantage by getting an FX barrel kit, if you get a good barrel liner, you'll have to buy that separately. Or if you want to get more velocity, given that they make 500mm barrel kits.
Do the FX STX superior liners have a accuracy advantage over the Notos barrels? Is there an advantage of the STX liners on a stock gun? Thanks, Don