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emag is always good, but i'd look elsewhere....

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Posted by Will "Battlecry" Bennett on May 13, 2002 at 19:12:40:

In Reply to: What Marker Should I buy if I have $2500? posted by Tyler Deniston on April 28, 2002 at 19:28:14:

Emags are really NASTY guns, so you should think about one of those. next, i personally think that the angel IR3's seem really cool, what with everything bein adjustable. and finally, there's my own personal dream gun: the BPS Reflex. Boston Paintball makes them, and they're cockers with reactive triggers.
remember -- anyone can tell you what a good gun would be, but no one can tell you what the right gun is. Some people like electros, some like cockers, some even like (gasp!) pumps. expensive guns are not always better. Also, you really should try out whatever you're thinking of before you buy anything. hope this helps

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: Emags are really NASTY guns, so you should think about one of those. next, i personally think that the angel IR3's seem really cool, what with everything bein adjustable. and finally, there's my own personal dream gun: the BPS Reflex. Boston Paintball makes them, and they're cockers with reactive triggers. : remember -- anyone can tell you what a good gun would be, but no one can tell you what the right gun is. Some people like electros, some like cockers, some even like (gasp!) pumps. expensive guns are not always better. Also, you really should try out whatever you're thinking of before you buy anything. hope this helps

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