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A-5 advice...thinking of getting one

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Posted by Steve "Metallisteve" Frey on July 02, 2002 at 22:26:13:

I'm seriously thinking about trading in my Spyder TL plus and covering the rest of the cash to get a new A-5. Any good thoughts/opinions/reviews? Also, does anyone know if the CO2 can be mounted vertically right in front of the trigger frame? It looks like the same setup as a stock Spyder TL plus....where you can unscrew the piece in front of the trigger guard and it'll allow a CO2 tank to be screwed in directly to the gun itself...instead of mounting it vertically on the bottom of the grip.

Metallisteve

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: I'm seriously thinking about trading in my Spyder TL plus and covering the rest of the cash to get a new A-5. Any good thoughts/opinions/reviews? Also, does anyone know if the CO2 can be mounted vertically right in front of the trigger frame? It looks like the same setup as a stock Spyder TL plus....where you can unscrew the piece in front of the trigger guard and it'll allow a CO2 tank to be screwed in directly to the gun itself...instead of mounting it vertically on the bottom of the grip. : Metallisteve

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