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Re: Back Player Gun

In Reply to: Re: Back Player Gun posted by CaptainClegg on November 20, 2002 at 22:22:04:

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Posted by:
Razorpb
on November 21, 2002 at 14:26:25

Have you looked into a Racegun frame? If I were to get an electro today, I'd just slap one of these on, it's the best on the market in my opinion so far. But Maddman and ANS are supposed to be releasing their's soon. I'm waiting till then to start seriously thinking about them. Matrixes I hear are gas hogs like the Shockers.
Razor

: Thanks for the input. I plan on keeping my cocker for sure. Also any input on Timmies or the Matrix??

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: Have you looked into a Racegun frame? If I were to get an electro today, I'd just slap one of these on, it's the best on the market in my opinion so far. But Maddman and ANS are supposed to be releasing their's soon. I'm waiting till then to start seriously thinking about them. Matrixes I hear are gas hogs like the Shockers. : Razor : : : Thanks for the input. I plan on keeping my cocker for sure. Also any input on Timmies or the Matrix??

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