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Re: good drop forwards

In Reply to: good drop forwards posted by Kapp7 on January 31, 2003 at 20:43:06:

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Posted by:
Alex "snipez" Brill_
on March 14, 2003 at 20:21:54

Man, live up to your screen name and buy the only cradle worth having, the KAPP Drop-Zone 3 with Kapp on/off. They are incredibly durable and allow you to offset the tank the the left or right, and adjust how far forward is sits. Definatley the best system out there.
: I own a minimag with a 32* exp chamber and chrome plated single trigger grip frame. I was wonder what drop forward i should get for it

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: Man, live up to your screen name and buy the only cradle worth having, the KAPP Drop-Zone 3 with Kapp on/off. They are incredibly durable and allow you to offset the tank the the left or right, and adjust how far forward is sits. Definatley the best system out there. : : I own a minimag with a 32* exp chamber and chrome plated single trigger grip frame. I was wonder what drop forward i should get for it

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