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Should I KEEP my SHOCKER?

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Posted by jinx on December 22, 2001 at 13:21:05:

OK heres the problem. My local paintball stores and pro shops ( 2 of them ) cant work on shockers. I just bought mine it is a Turbo with black, blue, and silver brush stroke anodizing. I just dont know if it will be reliable enough cause noone can work on it here and my local shops call it "poop" so what should i do. I guess mine is for sale if its not reliable please help thanks

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Re: Should I KEEP my SHOCKER? Karl_Hungus 00:48:49 12/24/01 (1)
- Re: Should I KEEP my SHOCKER? SniPER
  10:20:49 12/27/01 (0)
Re: Should I KEEP my SHOCKER? Lewy
17:52:25 12/22/01 (0)
Questions Wilkie 15:59:08 12/22/01 (3)
- In reply to Questions jinx 20:40:24 12/22/01 (2)
  - Re: In reply to Questions Wilkie 22:21:52 12/22/01 (1)
    - My SHOCKER is back - its for sale too jinx
      02:27:58 12/29/01 (0)

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: OK heres the problem. My local paintball stores and pro shops ( 2 of them ) cant work on shockers. I just bought mine it is a Turbo with black, blue, and silver brush stroke anodizing. I just dont know if it will be reliable enough cause noone can work on it here and my local shops call it "poop" so what should i do. I guess mine is for sale if its not reliable please help thanks

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