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What about the Micro Cocker?

In Reply to: smallest/lightest markers posted by Splatter House on November 09, 2002 at 19:58:16:

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Posted by:
Razorpb
on November 11, 2002 at 11:28:04

Check out the micro cockers, I'm not sure of weight but they sure are small and stuby especially with a super short barrel.
Razor
: I have a Rat Impulse with a Halo and 68ci tank with a Kapp dropzone three drop forward. Its a sweet gun but I'm thinking of building a new gun just for speedball. With a small HPA tank and short barrel. What are the smallest lightest good guns out there. I heard cockers are good and light but never tried one.

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: Check out the micro cockers, I'm not sure of weight but they sure are small and stuby especially with a super short barrel. : Razor : : I have a Rat Impulse with a Halo and 68ci tank with a Kapp dropzone three drop forward. Its a sweet gun but I'm thinking of building a new gun just for speedball. With a small HPA tank and short barrel. What are the smallest lightest good guns out there. I heard cockers are good and light but never tried one.

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