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Re: angel or shocker?

In Reply to: angel or shocker? posted by Dennison Hunt on December 03, 2002 at 19:14:23:

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Posted by:
m98monkey
on December 05, 2002 at 19:13:50

Well, if you already know the better back player gun, then you all you can do is try them. The real big difference between the two guns is adjustability. The shocker isn't, the angel is. And the angel has the higer capable rate of fire. However, the angel is also lighter and not as stable of a base. My personal opinion on it is, if you want the feel of a closed bolt and don't shoot above 11 bps and don't mind the weight, get the shocker. Great gun, though a gas hog. If you shot FAST and want a lighter more efficient gun, get the Angel

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: Well, if you already know the better back player gun, then you all you can do is try them. The real big difference between the two guns is adjustability. The shocker isn't, the angel is. And the angel has the higer capable rate of fire. However, the angel is also lighter and not as stable of a base. My personal opinion on it is, if you want the feel of a closed bolt and don't shoot above 11 bps and don't mind the weight, get the shocker. Great gun, though a gas hog. If you shot FAST and want a lighter more efficient gun, get the Angel

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