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In Reply to: Re: response trigger posted by Clayphoto on October 15, 2003 at 10:06:59:

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on October 18, 2003 at 00:19:23

if anything, i would get the fameale stabalizer. never heard or seen anything about the mini drop. now i know that the palmer is extraordinary as far as velocity goes, but will it stop the balls i shoot from curving? for some reason every few shots the paint will curve out of my jj ceramic barrel. i use diablo dusk and rps swirls and both curve. and how about the guage on the palmer, it's not necessary but it looks cool, for co2 is the 0-600 or the 0-1200 psi guage recommended?

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: if anything, i would get the fameale stabalizer. never heard or seen anything about the mini drop. now i know that the palmer is extraordinary as far as velocity goes, but will it stop the balls i shoot from curving? for some reason every few shots the paint will curve out of my jj ceramic barrel. i use diablo dusk and rps swirls and both curve. and how about the guage on the palmer, it's not necessary but it looks cool, for co2 is the 0-600 or the 0-1200 psi guage recommended?

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