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In Reply to: Thin shell paint? posted by Gotin_Drachenhart on January 06, 2003 at 20:57:07:

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Posted by:
Gotin_Drachenhart
on January 06, 2003 at 21:01:26

If it helps, here's my setup...

'01 side feed cocker (I'm a dying breed....I actually site down the barrel) :D
Tornado valve
heavy hammer (forget manufacturer atm)
MadMan spring kit
Sidewinder reg
ANS adjustable front reg
Lapco Autospirit
3000psi 47ci crossfire
If nothing else, could someone tell me if they've had any similar experience with the JT rounds? I expected something akin to Marbs but was rather let down.

Thanks again : )

Gotin

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: If it helps, here's my setup... : : '01 side feed cocker (I'm a dying breed....I actually site down the barrel) :D : Tornado valve : heavy hammer (forget manufacturer atm) : MadMan spring kit : Sidewinder reg : ANS adjustable front reg : Lapco Autospirit : 3000psi 47ci crossfire : If nothing else, could someone tell me if they've had any similar experience with the JT rounds? I expected something akin to Marbs but was rather let down. : : Thanks again : ) : : Gotin

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