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Re: what gun to get

In Reply to: what gun to get posted by Headshotz on May 06, 2003 at 21:53:31:

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Posted by:
m98monkey
on May 08, 2003 at 18:53:11

Honestly, I would say look at getting a bigger budget. Loader and all together at 650 bucks is cutting it a little thin I think. However, you can get a fairly descent setup. Just don't expect anti-chop eyes or anything. I would recommend an impulse. Standard setup up, no eye, then a revvy, and probably a flex seven mask or something in that area.

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: Honestly, I would say look at getting a bigger budget. Loader and all together at 650 bucks is cutting it a little thin I think. However, you can get a fairly descent setup. Just don't expect anti-chop eyes or anything. I would recommend an impulse. Standard setup up, no eye, then a revvy, and probably a flex seven mask or something in that area.

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