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Drop forwards/ASA adapters

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Posted by MyNicknameIsDave on June 02, 2002 at 01:30:06:

I have an autococker with a 68ci nitro system. I found it alittle too big for my liking, so I looked around at different drop forwards. I found one that is cheap and effective, a TKO cradle, but there is an option for an ASA adapter. I have somewhat of an idea about what it is, but I want to be sure that I don't need one, and the differences between the rail type and the on/off type. The cradle I like can be found here.
http://www.paintballgear.net/013-4062.html

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: I have an autococker with a 68ci nitro system. I found it alittle too big for my liking, so I looked around at different drop forwards. I found one that is cheap and effective, a TKO cradle, but there is an option for an ASA adapter. I have somewhat of an idea about what it is, but I want to be sure that I don't need one, and the differences between the rail type and the on/off type. The cradle I like can be found here. : http://www.paintballgear.net/013-4062.html

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