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Re: any changes to upcoming shockers?
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Posted by Bart "Bkfgjfdhg" Conant on Novembe r 10, 2001 at 21:55:13:

In Reply to: any changes to upcoming shockers? posted by supercop on Novembe r 09, 2001 at 00:33:01:

they probably will. they usually update their shockers every 2-3 months. they will probably do the usual. more milling, upgraded electronics, different paint schemes, different milling, maybe a few more interesting things here and there. I dont know anything for sure though. also, hypersportworks is working on a mini shocker. its supposed lighter, faster, more accurate, and all around a better gun than any other out there. Also, there is a rumor about an LCD frame.

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