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Re: Automags in tournaments

In Reply to: Automags in tournaments posted by magattack on March 09, 2003 at 17:09:41:

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Posted by:
m98monkey
on March 12, 2003 at 15:54:54

Honestly, I'm not suprised to see there aren't many mags. Standard mags are giving way to electro's, also, The level ten is a fantastic upgrade, however does decrease efficiency. It does stop ball chops, I have seen it work. However, it does require tinkering, and you do need patients. Once it is setup right, you will never want to change. However, X-mags and other electronic mags seem to be taking over if any mags at all. I really don't know why.

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: Honestly, I'm not suprised to see there aren't many mags. Standard mags are giving way to electro's, also, The level ten is a fantastic upgrade, however does decrease efficiency. It does stop ball chops, I have seen it work. However, it does require tinkering, and you do need patients. Once it is setup right, you will never want to change. However, X-mags and other electronic mags seem to be taking over if any mags at all. I really don't know why.

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