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WARPIG Tech Talk - Bushmaster 2000 / Defiant
Re: gun opinions please

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Posted by Kyle McWilliam on June 05, 2002 at 16:45:38:

In Reply to: gun opinions please posted by Bunker_Guy on February 14, 2002 at 09:42:54:

dude, wrong forum for that kind of advice... of course everyone in here will say that the bushy is better. its lighter, smaller, faster, and imho easier to work on. the autococker is more accurate with the proper barrel, and has a tendency to be more reliable(plus its batteries won't die in the middle of a game). one bad thing with autocockers is that it takes a fairly long time to get used to the trigger(on my team we call it a "cocker finger"), and during that time you will have a tendency to chop a lot of paint.

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: dude, wrong forum for that kind of advice... of course everyone in here will say that the bushy is better. its lighter, smaller, faster, and imho easier to work on. the autococker is more accurate with the proper barrel, and has a tendency to be more reliable(plus its batteries won't die in the middle of a game). one bad thing with autocockers is that it takes a fairly long time to get used to the trigger(on my team we call it a "cocker finger"), and during that time you will have a tendency to chop a lot of paint.

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