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vs sleeper....

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Posted by screaming tree on August 30, 2002 at 02:08:13:

In Reply to: ANS Gx-3 Chaos cocker, vs. Any other cocker posted by Zack on August 13, 2002 at 20:49:09:

not that much differance, gen-x maybe whisker faster -but probably heavier trigger.

-but when adjusted right, -gen-x will not chop.

........gen-x will not chop.

: I have a 2001 F/x Sleeper cocker right now, and i was wondering if a Gx-3 is worth buyin even though i have a sleeper, and now a M3 Stars and Stripes "Patriot". The chaos looks bad ace, just wondering how it stacks up too a sleeper thanks Zack

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: not that much differance, gen-x maybe whisker faster -but probably heavier trigger. : -but when adjusted right, -gen-x will not chop. : ........gen-x will not chop. : : I have a 2001 F/x Sleeper cocker right now, and i was wondering if a Gx-3 is worth buyin even though i have a sleeper, and now a M3 Stars and Stripes "Patriot". The chaos looks bad ace, just wondering how it stacks up too a sleeper thanks Zack

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