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Posted by JULIOBOMBGOTCHA on July 21, 2002 at 22:20:06:

i just thought id spew some about the m98

i played with and agaist one today
it stank
the gun had alot alot alot of recoil, was inaccurate, and wasted a whole 12oz tank of air in less than 500 shots

what the deal with them, cant we move on to bigger better things that tipmann

and yes my cocker rocked, i short stroked, and screwed up some stuff, but it still kicked ear

so someone tell WHY IS THE M98 ANY GOOD??????
beware the bomb

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: i just thought id spew some about the m98 : i played with and agaist one today : it stank : the gun had alot alot alot of recoil, was inaccurate, and wasted a whole 12oz tank of air in less than 500 shots : what the deal with them, cant we move on to bigger better things that tipmann : and yes my cocker rocked, i short stroked, and screwed up some stuff, but it still kicked ear : so someone tell WHY IS THE M98 ANY GOOD?????? : beware the bomb

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