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Re: What gun to buy?

In Reply to: What gun to buy? posted by Kurt_ on April 14, 2003 at 14:28:25:

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on April 14, 2003 at 15:16:12

You can get 02 cocker for about $300, their clearing out the old stock to make room for the new models. Autococker - ugradeablity for your own personal tastes, legendary closed bolt accuracy and consistency, and now the ability to go electro with them, just to name a few. Hope it helps.
Razor
: I was wondering what the best all around gun is that can be used in toureys. Just give me a few names and prices... also what makes an autococker so good?

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: You can get 02 cocker for about $300, their clearing out the old stock to make room for the new models. Autococker - ugradeablity for your own personal tastes, legendary closed bolt accuracy and consistency, and now the ability to go electro with them, just to name a few. Hope it helps. : Razor : : I was wondering what the best all around gun is that can be used in toureys. Just give me a few names and prices... also what makes an autococker so good?

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