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need some help on choosing a new gun PLEASE HELP

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Posted by:
Justin_Koziol Koziol
on October 18, 2003 at 21:47:41

right now I own a 2002 cocker with some upgrades but I'm now in the market for a new high end gun. I was thinking about putting an e-blade on my cocker but my cocker still has alot of stock parts on it and I don't want to go through the trouble of upgrading those parts to compete with the high end guns. So anyway I need a marker that's reliable accurate consistent and fast I was thinking either the new 2003 shocker an angel speed or a matrix which one do u think would be the best for my needs thanks alot for the help!

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: right now I own a 2002 cocker with some upgrades but I'm now in the market for a new high end gun. I was thinking about putting an e-blade on my cocker but my cocker still has alot of stock parts on it and I don't want to go through the trouble of upgrading those parts to compete with the high end guns. So anyway I need a marker that's reliable accurate consistent and fast I was thinking either the new 2003 shocker an angel speed or a matrix which one do u think would be the best for my needs thanks alot for the help!

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