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had the PVI shocker

In Reply to: what was the first electronic marker??? posted by CockerXprt on June 22, 2002 at 22:24:14:

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BSGp8ntball
on January 14, 2003 at 01:29:58

wow a PVI shocker, brings back some good days. Used to own one. They were in with Smart Parts for the gun in some aspect. Sure was a good gun for it's time. So very accurate. I only shot 3-5bps so the slow ROF wasn't an issue for me. It was a monster in size. Sold it so I could get the Smart Parts exclusive shocker..then the problems began (but that a whole other post)
: a few friends of mine started disscussing this, and we dont know which marker it is.
: i belive it was the shocker,but they said it was the angel
: so if anybody has any info can yall give me some feedback
: thx
: Froggy
: scenario team odyseey

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: wow a PVI shocker, brings back some good days. Used to own one. They were in with Smart Parts for the gun in some aspect. Sure was a good gun for it's time. So very accurate. I only shot 3-5bps so the slow ROF wasn't an issue for me. It was a monster in size. Sold it so I could get the Smart Parts exclusive shocker..then the problems began (but that a whole other post) : : a few friends of mine started disscussing this, and we dont know which marker it is. : : i belive it was the shocker,but they said it was the angel : : so if anybody has any info can yall give me some feedback : : thx : : Froggy : : scenario team odyseey

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