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Biased opinion but..

In Reply to: PPS Blazer vs. WGP Autococker posted by Tom_J. on February 06, 2003 at 19:16:35:

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Posted by:
Razorpb
on February 07, 2003 at 18:44:30

I tell everyone I can to boycott Palmer, bad experience with them. A few things to consider: 1: how many upgrade parts are available for the blazer. 2: Can you put a nice smart parts or any other aftermarket barrel on them - no. 3: Price, last I checked there about twice the price of a stock cocker. 4: Aesthetics (how does it look). Just my opinions, hope it helps.
Razor

: I am just wondering what your opinion on the PPS Blazer is, and which 'gun(cocker or blazer) is the "better" marker.
: -Tom "apoc" Miller

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Re: Biased opinion but.. Tom_J. "ap0c" Miller 19:17:12 02/07/03 (3)

Re: Biased opinion but.. Razorpb 15:36:26 02/10/03 (2)

Re: Biased opinion but.. Tom_J. "ap0c" Miller 16:00:40 02/10/03 (1)

base 2002 autococker Jasleth 19:53:35 03/13/03 (0)

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: I tell everyone I can to boycott Palmer, bad experience with them. A few things to consider: 1: how many upgrade parts are available for the blazer. 2: Can you put a nice smart parts or any other aftermarket barrel on them - no. 3: Price, last I checked there about twice the price of a stock cocker. 4: Aesthetics (how does it look). Just my opinions, hope it helps. : Razor : : : I am just wondering what your opinion on the PPS Blazer is, and which 'gun(cocker or blazer) is the "better" marker. : : -Tom "apoc" Miller

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