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Do not buy until you shoot both!

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Posted by Ben "Pump Scout" Kohnen on June 20, 2002 at 09:36:42:

In Reply to: What do you recommend? Mag or Cocker? posted by Deat on June 19, 2002 at 21:11:16:

Unless you have that much extra money to spend. Try both out, see what feels better to you. The triggers, as well as the whole balance, are different between the Mag and Cocker. You may find that you have a hard time shooting one or the other. Also, keep in mind that the Mag is notoriously difficult when used with CO2. On the other hand, Cockers have the whole timing deal, which can be a real pain. Both have a lot of great things going for them, but both have their "personality quirks". Test drive them both. Just about any field will have someone playing who's got one, and they'd probably let you try it out... or maybe even play a game or two with it.

Ben Kohnen, Limited Pump Paintball
www.geocities.com/limitedpump

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: Unless you have that much extra money to spend. Try both out, see what feels better to you. The triggers, as well as the whole balance, are different between the Mag and Cocker. You may find that you have a hard time shooting one or the other. Also, keep in mind that the Mag is notoriously difficult when used with CO2. On the other hand, Cockers have the whole timing deal, which can be a real pain. Both have a lot of great things going for them, but both have their "personality quirks". Test drive them both. Just about any field will have someone playing who's got one, and they'd probably let you try it out... or maybe even play a game or two with it. : Ben Kohnen, Limited Pump Paintball : www.geocities.com/limitedpump

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