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WARPIG Tech Talk - Model 98 / 98 Custom
Upgrading Considerations with a 98 Custom

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Posted by Daniel DeMerchant on March 04, 2002 at 19:50:21:

I was talking with a friend of mine, who bought
a 98 Custom, basically because he was familiar
with my gun. Although we like our guns, which
have been in many wars, we are not sure how
far we want to go in upgrading them. We were
thinking of running N2 with the guns, but when
you add in the low pressure kit, and things
like the electronic trigger, etc....we were
wondering why not buy some other brand? I mean
for like 250 street, you can get a gun that
is all electronic and is ready for low pressure.
Do you guys think that the marker should
be upgraded considering the other guns that
are available?

Dano.

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Re: Upgrading Considerations with a 98 Custom GIJane
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: I was talking with a friend of mine, who bought : a 98 Custom, basically because he was familiar : with my gun. Although we like our guns, which : have been in many wars, we are not sure how : far we want to go in upgrading them. We were : thinking of running N2 with the guns, but when : you add in the low pressure kit, and things : like the electronic trigger, etc....we were : wondering why not buy some other brand? I mean : for like 250 street, you can get a gun that : is all electronic and is ready for low pressure. : Do you guys think that the marker should : be upgraded considering the other guns that : are available? : Dano.

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