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Posted by:
CaptainClegg
on January 14, 2003 at 14:02:28

I am going electric and I play back/mid mostly. I want to know what gun I should consider. I have it narrowed down to a Matrix, Angel, GZ timmy, or the new Shockers. Any pros/cons will be helpful. Also just to save time please do not respond "try them all first" I have shot all of the above but the 03 shockers. That is why I have it narrowed down. Now I would like some personal opinions
THANKS IN ADVANCE!!!!!

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Re: Hmmm??!?!?!?!? Dave "bunkers" Collins 10:41:16 01/24/03 (0)

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: I am going electric and I play back/mid mostly. I want to know what gun I should consider. I have it narrowed down to a Matrix, Angel, GZ timmy, or the new Shockers. Any pros/cons will be helpful. Also just to save time please do not respond "try them all first" I have shot all of the above but the 03 shockers. That is why I have it narrowed down. Now I would like some personal opinions : THANKS IN ADVANCE!!!!!

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