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Re: e-cockers

In Reply to: Re: e-cockers posted by Razorpb on December 02, 2002 at 16:20:47:

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Posted by:
kelly "k-fitz" fitzmaurice
on December 22, 2002 at 20:30:53

Just got my e-blade and it rips! I 've shot centerflag cocker frames and don't waste your money. They chop like crazy, too many bugs. Race guns are good, but a little expensive and the eye is extra. Go with the eblade you won't be dissapointed!
: Razor
: : Plain and simple, are they worth it? Secondly with price not being an object which one would you get and why? I am currently looking at:
: : Planet E-blade
: : Race Frame
: : Centerflag frame

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: Just got my e-blade and it rips! I 've shot centerflag cocker frames and don't waste your money. They chop like crazy, too many bugs. Race guns are good, but a little expensive and the eye is extra. Go with the eblade you won't be dissapointed! : : Razor : : : Plain and simple, are they worth it? Secondly with price not being an object which one would you get and why? I am currently looking at: : : : Planet E-blade : : : Race Frame : : : Centerflag frame

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