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i'd go w/ a eclipse frame

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Posted by CockerXprt on September 16, 2002 at 22:11:53:

In Reply to: Correction bout M3 Must READ..... posted by Zack on September 16, 2002 at 19:48:33:

they have to be the smoothest trigger frame out, soft to. worr and system x are based of the same frame, after all a system x is a milled worr. but i own a dye singe swing on my autococker and it does just as well as the eclipse. just that its a little tighter of a pull(the same lenth)..

but try it b4 you buy it

Froggy
Scenario team odyssey

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: they have to be the smoothest trigger frame out, soft to. worr and system x are based of the same frame, after all a system x is a milled worr. but i own a dye singe swing on my autococker and it does just as well as the eclipse. just that its a little tighter of a pull(the same lenth).. : but try it b4 you buy it : Froggy : Scenario team odyssey

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