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Re: What is the best High-End gun???

In Reply to: Re: What is the best High-End gun??? posted by m98monkey on July 01, 2003 at 18:43:42:

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Loki_*UK*
on August 03, 2003 at 15:41:23

I had to have a little word as I have atimmy, an angel and a cocker and I use whichever one best suits my role, angel is a bit better close in as timmy is large, timmy I prefer as back player and the cocker I use as a backup cos I aint got it e-bladed so its a nice mechanical marker. As the guys said earlier, get the marker suits your game.

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: I had to have a little word as I have atimmy, an angel and a cocker and I use whichever one best suits my role, angel is a bit better close in as timmy is large, timmy I prefer as back player and the cocker I use as a backup cos I aint got it e-bladed so its a nice mechanical marker. As the guys said earlier, get the marker suits your game.

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