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Re: ans cocker -absolutely worth the $$$$

In Reply to: ans cocker question posted by zinny on January 04, 2003 at 11:27:20:

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Posted by:
screaming tree
on January 06, 2003 at 23:56:16

do not believe you could build one yourself for that kind of money.
if you set it right, it will not chop, -you pay big $$$ for that usually.
and you can pay big bux and not even be as good.
had mine 2 yrs+, held up VERY well.
had very many balls thru it.
: Does anyone know if the ANS GX4 cocker is worth it for the price you pay or could you get better for lower cost?
: -zinny

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: do not believe you could build one yourself for that kind of money. : if you set it right, it will not chop, -you pay big $$$ for that usually. : and you can pay big bux and not even be as good. : had mine 2 yrs+, held up VERY well. : had very many balls thru it. : : Does anyone know if the ANS GX4 cocker is worth it for the price you pay or could you get better for lower cost? : : -zinny

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