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Re: Which gun to get???

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Posted by Ty "CQO" Grey on October 08, 2002 at 21:47:13:

In Reply to: Which gun to get??? posted by Sight on October 07, 2002 at 19:37:38:

I have ben playing for about 12years / 4.5 competitivly. If you are actually serious about the game there are a couple of choices. First decide if you want to go electronic or not.
If you decide to not go electronic(like me) then there is no other option other than a cocker. A custom cocker can't be beat. A cocker is even great stock and as you learn a little more about how you play you can start changing components as you see fit. The first thing to change will propably be the barrel then maybee later on the trigger. Most people are not good enough at the game to see any noticable difference by changing anything else. Mags aren't really worth the money spent. Half the pro's are using cockers the other half are using electronic markers of some sort.Good Luck- "Xball" the future of paintball.

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Re: Which gun to get??? Jeff "ShooterJM" Marjamaa
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: I have ben playing for about 12years / 4.5 competitivly. If you are actually serious about the game there are a couple of choices. First decide if you want to go electronic or not. : If you decide to not go electronic(like me) then there is no other option other than a cocker. A custom cocker can't be beat. A cocker is even great stock and as you learn a little more about how you play you can start changing components as you see fit. The first thing to change will propably be the barrel then maybee later on the trigger. Most people are not good enough at the game to see any noticable difference by changing anything else. Mags aren't really worth the money spent. Half the pro's are using cockers the other half are using electronic markers of some sort.Good Luck- "Xball" the future of paintball. :

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