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Delrin bolts and wermsticks

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Posted by Wilkie on January 12, 2002 at 17:09:29:

First, which is better Voodoo delrin bolt or the werm delrin bolt? What is the benefit, is cost justified.

Second what is the difference between the werm trigger and the werm stick? Are they any good and worth the money? I am just wanting to a trigger jod on my double trigger stock frame.

Oh, I have a 2001 vertical feed sports 4x4 and a gun moumted 88 ci 4500 psi Max flow and a 14" AA.

Thanks,

Wilkie

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Re: Delrin bolts and wermsticks Chris "son_s_mom" Mahon
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: First, which is better Voodoo delrin bolt or the werm delrin bolt? What is the benefit, is cost justified. : Second what is the difference between the werm trigger and the werm stick? Are they any good and worth the money? I am just wanting to a trigger jod on my double trigger stock frame. : Oh, I have a 2001 vertical feed sports 4x4 and a gun moumted 88 ci 4500 psi Max flow and a 14" AA. : Thanks, : Wilkie

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