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Plastic barrel plugs might not be allowed @ fields |
February 12, 2009 |
| Reviewer:
Sean Walling
from Goleta, CA United States
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Its just a barrel sock and the only reason that you really need one is because now some fields are not allowing the plastic barrel plugs to be used on their fields and instead require barrel socks. This is so people cant accidentally shoot the plastic plug as a projectile into another persons neck or something. So if you dont have one you may need one in the near future. Or if you would rather not shoot someone in the neck with a piink barrel plug.
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Not much i can say |
February 2, 2009 |
| Reviewer:
eric braaten
from maple grove , MN United States
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Like I said there's not much i can say u put it on your barrel before and after play to prevent yourself from firing accidentally. This a good quality condom, your not going to fire through this and its not going to fall apart. Its pretty cheap and is worth the money.
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Nice product! |
February 2, 2009 |
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Tyler Chewning
from Tampa, FL United States
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Nice barrel sock, very high quality materials... I like to see strong and durable barrel socks, since all of mine seem to deteriorate. This in particular held up fantastic. I would buy again. These are great for beginners but good enough for any professional or other tournament style player.
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