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Posted by Chad K. on August 12, 2002 at 22:46:27:

In Reply to: Which one should I get??? posted by cooldude_4 on August 01, 2002 at 17:39:43:

: I am thinking of upgrading my marker and I am not sure which one I should get.Here are my posible choices:
: automagRT,
: STO cocker,
: B2K2 bushmaster,
: e-matrix,
: impulse,
: or another marker in the $600-$700 price range.

: If you have experiences with any of there guns please give your opinions!

For $700, you could get one with a 2-finger .45 frame (incredible trigger), and a Stabilizer. That's a tough combo to beat. Fast as any (mechanical) 'Cocker, lighter, smaller, and more reliable (practically CAN'T go out of time unless you mess with it). Check out www.palmer-pursuit.com.

-Chad

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: : I am thinking of upgrading my marker and I am not sure which one I should get.Here are my posible choices: : : automagRT, : : STO cocker, : : B2K2 bushmaster, : : e-matrix, : : impulse, : : or another marker in the $600-$700 price range. : : If you have experiences with any of there guns please give your opinions! : For $700, you could get one with a 2-finger .45 frame (incredible trigger), and a Stabilizer. That's a tough combo to beat. Fast as any (mechanical) 'Cocker, lighter, smaller, and more reliable (practically CAN'T go out of time unless you mess with it). Check out www.palmer-pursuit.com. : -Chad

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