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Re: Evil's OMEN

In Reply to: Evil's OMEN posted by CaptainClegg on November 20, 2002 at 22:39:04:

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Posted by:
m98monkey
on November 24, 2002 at 09:39:20

This is only what I have heard from resalers from the shop. The pipe bomb is an absolutely sweet barrel. Just as good as the freak, some think better because it has some of the tightest tolerances, and the smoothest bore. So smooth, the they actually stuffed a .689 bore down a .684 and didn't break any paint. The omen is supposed to be able to cycle so fast it can out shoot halos and evo2s. If you can twitch your finger that fast that is. This is just what the guy on the phone told me and what a review on the pipe bomb was. Take it for what its worth, I personally want to see it in person.

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: This is only what I have heard from resalers from the shop. The pipe bomb is an absolutely sweet barrel. Just as good as the freak, some think better because it has some of the tightest tolerances, and the smoothest bore. So smooth, the they actually stuffed a .689 bore down a .684 and didn't break any paint. The omen is supposed to be able to cycle so fast it can out shoot halos and evo2s. If you can twitch your finger that fast that is. This is just what the guy on the phone told me and what a review on the pipe bomb was. Take it for what its worth, I personally want to see it in person.

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