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Re: fittings? help a noob

In Reply to: Re: fittings? help a noob posted by m98monkey on July 18, 2003 at 13:37:52:

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Posted by:
kamakazee
on July 18, 2003 at 18:06:42

: It depends on gun and personal preference. Angels come with an asa and macro line hose kit. Cockers come with none, you would need to by one. Drop forwards are personal preference, you would need to get a fee for the gun and figure out what would be more comfortable to you.

so if i bought a new Outkast autococker i would need to buy a macro line hose kit?

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: : It depends on gun and personal preference. Angels come with an asa and macro line hose kit. Cockers come with none, you would need to by one. Drop forwards are personal preference, you would need to get a fee for the gun and figure out what would be more comfortable to you. : : so if i bought a new Outkast autococker i would need to buy a macro line hose kit?

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