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Best Gun on the market?

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Posted by:
Souleman
on April 16, 2003 at 19:21:44

I'm looking to spend about $1200 on a gun that is fairly accurate, and fast that is not going to chop, with little upgrades needed. Has to be tournament worthy. I'm looking at and angel or a autococker but have limited knowledge of different guns. Any help would be sweet.

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