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Posted by Jeff "ShooterJM" Marjamaa on September 12, 2002 at 10:30:36:

In Reply to: Re: GZ Intimidators or AKALMP Excaliburs??????????? posted by Mrobnoxious on September 11, 2002 at 22:02:00:

Yep, I've only shot an excalibur once but I love em. However. Depending on when it was made the excalibur's stock board will be capped at either 11 or 13 BPS. This is not a big deal as most people can't shoot that fast, but if you can it's a valid concern. AKLAMP is supposed to be releasing a progamming cable to adjust settings as well as new software, but they are very very late and refuse to give a date when it will be released. (It's still in testing). Just something to think about.

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: Yep, I've only shot an excalibur once but I love em. However. Depending on when it was made the excalibur's stock board will be capped at either 11 or 13 BPS. This is not a big deal as most people can't shoot that fast, but if you can it's a valid concern. AKLAMP is supposed to be releasing a progamming cable to adjust settings as well as new software, but they are very very late and refuse to give a date when it will be released. (It's still in testing). Just something to think about.

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