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Re: Why aren't these guns more common?

In Reply to: Re: Why aren't these guns more common? posted by bocasean on December 15, 2002 at 21:51:20:

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Posted by:
Gumby
on December 18, 2002 at 14:37:02

Sean there are a few other reasons as well. Most dealers do not have a clue how they work, since they can make no money on "service" they pass on having them to sell.
Another reason, which you've seen, is the lack of aftermarket parts. Newer and uninformed players think that they need to purchase different barrels, different colors, regulators, etc. mainly because they've been told that you have to upgrade from "stock".

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: Sean there are a few other reasons as well. Most dealers do not have a clue how they work, since they can make no money on "service" they pass on having them to sell. : Another reason, which you've seen, is the lack of aftermarket parts. Newer and uninformed players think that they need to purchase different barrels, different colors, regulators, etc. mainly because they've been told that you have to upgrade from "stock".

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