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Posted by paintballer86 on June 12, 2002 at 19:12:52:

I recently bought a 14 inch DYE XCEL barrel and now my gun is getting pretty long. I need a way to shorten it. I am planning on getting a drop foward or a cradle. Friends have told me that the LAPCO drop foward is good for M98 customs (which is what I have) and i have also heard that the psycho ballistics drop foward is also good. Which is better and why? Does anybody else have any other ideas on crales or drop fowards? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks

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: I recently bought a 14 inch DYE XCEL barrel and now my gun is getting pretty long. I need a way to shorten it. I am planning on getting a drop foward or a cradle. Friends have told me that the LAPCO drop foward is good for M98 customs (which is what I have) and i have also heard that the psycho ballistics drop foward is also good. Which is better and why? Does anybody else have any other ideas on crales or drop fowards? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks

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