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Bushmaster-impulse-Cocker

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Posted by:
pat "patrat9057" Gleason
on September 01, 2003 at 15:12:33

ive been playing paintball for like a year and i have a 98c with a response trigger double trigger drop forward ricochet 2k 14 inch j&j
anyway whats the best gun for the money a bushmaster, impulse or an autococker
im a mid to back player
and one more thing, how important are the electric "eyes" on the new bushmasters and impulses, are they worth it
plese help asap

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Its what u feel best with. Dean "Dimi" Dimitri 00:53:38 09/15/03 (0)

Re: Bushmaster-impulse-Cocker Razorpb 15:33:27 09/03/03 (0)

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: ive been playing paintball for like a year and i have a 98c with a response trigger double trigger drop forward ricochet 2k 14 inch j&j : anyway whats the best gun for the money a bushmaster, impulse or an autococker : im a mid to back player : and one more thing, how important are the electric "eyes" on the new bushmasters and impulses, are they worth it : plese help asap

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