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Re: A more advanced Marker

In Reply to: Re: A more advanced Marker posted by Razorpb on April 16, 2003 at 13:22:13:

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Posted by:
m98monkey
on April 17, 2003 at 13:21:41

I was thinking about keeping it in that budget area. I mean, is it really worth it to put an e-blade upgrade, or race gun, onto a cheaper cocker. Yeah, it will still be fast and work just as well, but not as smooth as an orracle. I mean, seriously, I would upgrade all the internals first, then maybe an e-blade so it felt as good as it should when firing that fast. It still blows my mind seeing an e-blade the other day doing 17 bps. WOW.

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: I was thinking about keeping it in that budget area. I mean, is it really worth it to put an e-blade upgrade, or race gun, onto a cheaper cocker. Yeah, it will still be fast and work just as well, but not as smooth as an orracle. I mean, seriously, I would upgrade all the internals first, then maybe an e-blade so it felt as good as it should when firing that fast. It still blows my mind seeing an e-blade the other day doing 17 bps. WOW.

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