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Posted by:
Andrew "Sloth1" Jordan
on February 14, 2003 at 13:43:13

has anyone tried any mods on the evo2 yet? i really want to have it sit lower but i'm a little scared about cutting the feedneck...i'm sure it messes with the overall speed by taking out some length but i can't shoot faster than 14 bps anyways. plus i keep getting clocked on top of the hopper because i'm used to a shorter hopper. i know i could just modify my game play but it would be more fun to "fix" the hopper.

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: has anyone tried any mods on the evo2 yet? i really want to have it sit lower but i'm a little scared about cutting the feedneck...i'm sure it messes with the overall speed by taking out some length but i can't shoot faster than 14 bps anyways. plus i keep getting clocked on top of the hopper because i'm used to a shorter hopper. i know i could just modify my game play but it would be more fun to "fix" the hopper.

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