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Posted by jazz1 on December 18, 2001 at 22:36:03:

In Reply to: Do mess the settings posted by Wilkie on December 18, 2001 at 11:53:15:

you had a question for me that you posted last month about vertical reg vision impulses and freak factory impulses. i have been able to try both myself but unfortunately only once. i did get to try each of them for a whole day. from what i can tell they both performed the same. the only difference really is asthetic. milling patterns, color choices, that type of stuff, but then again i didn't really give it that much of an inspection. they perform just like angles in my estimation [i have 2 cobras so...] except they do have a bit more kick [probably cuz they weigh so little]. i don't know if it was 'cuz of the vision eye but i did not get any chops with either marker [and that's with about 4-6 hrs of use...each. so that's about 3 cases for me hehe ] i was using the 68/4500 tanks on both and they shot about 1200 shots i think. about the same as my angels. sorry that took a while there. peace

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