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a5 or rt pro?

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Posted by RobinHood on April 28, 2002 at 11:23:11:

i'm looking for a gun with a higher firing rate and i'm pretty much trying to decided between these two. i have used a m98 so i like the look and feel of the a5, but like the closed bolt and trigger system on the rt pro. is it worth it to drop the extra money on the rt pro when the a5 will have the e bolt available before too long?

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RT/pro is not closed bolt Moses 09:10:56 05/01/02 (1)
- no kidding CockerXprt
  00:08:26 05/05/02 (0)
Re: a5 or rt pro? CockerXprt
03:26:48 04/30/02 (0)

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: i'm looking for a gun with a higher firing rate and i'm pretty much trying to decided between these two. i have used a m98 so i like the look and feel of the a5, but like the closed bolt and trigger system on the rt pro. is it worth it to drop the extra money on the rt pro when the a5 will have the e bolt available before too long?

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