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MINE WAS JUST MADE TOO. BLADE TRIG ONLY CHNG 2002

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Posted by California_Dragon on January 01, 2002 at 21:23:40:

In Reply to: Re: JUST GOT NEW 2002 ECLIPSE SHOCKER W BLADE TRIGG posted by Dash on December 31, 2001 at 16:26:34:

check the planeteclipse UK website. they updated the impulse to say 2002 under blade trigger. they havent updated shocker description but it is same trigger...the new 2002 trigger. I wont use CO2 in winter as the gun gets ICE COLD. if i use HPA its fine. there are no other changes in 2002 for shockers planned as yet. my gun was built in middle of december. i was waiting for the new red to black fade that came out. with a 14 inch freak barrel. this gun is WAAAAAAAAAAAAY more quiet than my black magic autococker. way. ..... as you can see by both my guns, i prefer long range back shooting but sometimes i jump up front and hold down three to six guys in larger games in recball so i need the firepower of the electro while rapid firing. at max fire speed on cocker ill jamm my bolt and its always when five guys have me pinned down.... im usually the last guy left alive on my side if my side loses.....now they are in trouble. in a big bunker i can lay out serious suppression with my ECLIPSE. its rated 15 BPS ....faster than stock shocker and it feels like it. with no ball breaks EVER. and i swear it feels much more accurate at medium and long range than the angels bushmasters terminators rt mags that ive fired. tho i STILL LOVE my BLACK MAGIC. ok ill get off my soapbox now. im out.

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: check the planeteclipse UK website. they updated the impulse to say 2002 under blade trigger. they havent updated shocker description but it is same trigger...the new 2002 trigger. I wont use CO2 in winter as the gun gets ICE COLD. if i use HPA its fine. there are no other changes in 2002 for shockers planned as yet. my gun was built in middle of december. i was waiting for the new red to black fade that came out. with a 14 inch freak barrel. this gun is WAAAAAAAAAAAAY more quiet than my black magic autococker. way. ..... as you can see by both my guns, i prefer long range back shooting but sometimes i jump up front and hold down three to six guys in larger games in recball so i need the firepower of the electro while rapid firing. at max fire speed on cocker ill jamm my bolt and its always when five guys have me pinned down.... im usually the last guy left alive on my side if my side loses.....now they are in trouble. in a big bunker i can lay out serious suppression with my ECLIPSE. its rated 15 BPS ....faster than stock shocker and it feels like it. with no ball breaks EVER. and i swear it feels much more accurate at medium and long range than the angels bushmasters terminators rt mags that ive fired. tho i STILL LOVE my BLACK MAGIC. ok ill get off my soapbox now. im out.

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