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which to get?

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Posted by Head_Shot on April 27, 2002 at 12:59:16:

im wanting to get a better marker than a Viper M1 (which i own). As of now, i am willing to spend up to about 400$ give or take... i play woodsball a lot so i need a gun thats pretty accurate, consistant, and has decent range. I have thought of these: Autococker, Automag, Phantom, or just 2 PT Enforcers, running them each on seperate remotes and tanks.......

any reply would be cool

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Re: which to get? Justin Messer 12:06:39 04/29/02 (1)
- Re: PE 1 aka dragon electro breaks every game California_Dragon
  01:19:00 04/30/02 (0)
two BEST guns for 400 or less?...two best choices! California_Dragon 01:42:02 04/28/02 (1)
- Re: two BEST guns for 400 or less?...two best choices! JULIOBOMBGOTCHA
  20:19:30 05/07/02 (0)
Re: which to get? Thwack
18:58:23 04/27/02 (0)
Re: which to get? mag masher 18:37:26 04/27/02 (1)
- Re: which to get? screaming tree
  00:38:17 04/28/02 (0)

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: im wanting to get a better marker than a Viper M1 (which i own). As of now, i am willing to spend up to about 400$ give or take... i play woodsball a lot so i need a gun thats pretty accurate, consistant, and has decent range. I have thought of these: Autococker, Automag, Phantom, or just 2 PT Enforcers, running them each on seperate remotes and tanks....... : any reply would be cool

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