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Re: angel a4 or autococker e-orracle

In Reply to: angel a4 or autococker e-orracle posted by Scott on December 01, 2003 at 16:06:45:

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Posted by:
"ericakabob"
on April 28, 2004 at 15:35:33

Angles have a rep. thats why they are soo expensive. They are fast but not accurate. Cockers are very accurate. And a E-cocker is fast so I would go with the E-Orracle and with the monney you save buy QEV's, tank,hopper. Every thing on them stock is very nice the QEV's will help in speed of shoots. With a nice N2 (nitrogen) tank and hopper you will shoot just as fast as the Angle 4 and it should cost about the same as just the Angle. Hope this helps.

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: Angles have a rep. thats why they are soo expensive. They are fast but not accurate. Cockers are very accurate. And a E-cocker is fast so I would go with the E-Orracle and with the monney you save buy QEV's, tank,hopper. Every thing on them stock is very nice the QEV's will help in speed of shoots. With a nice N2 (nitrogen) tank and hopper you will shoot just as fast as the Angle 4 and it should cost about the same as just the Angle. Hope this helps.

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