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Quiet Huh?

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Posted by Sc00byD00 on March 11, 2002 at 23:35:47:

I own a Shocker V sport turbo. Honestly I love the thing. it Shoots extremely accurate and fast! Especially now that i learned the turbo board better. Unfortunately I have seen, rather heard, other Shockers and they seem to be much quieter than mine. Mine barks like a bloodhound. SOmetimes this is good for it scares the enemy. Also some times it sputters and the ball rolls out the end of the barrel. It always keep on ticking thou. Is it the timing?

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: I own a Shocker V sport turbo. Honestly I love the thing. it Shoots extremely accurate and fast! Especially now that i learned the turbo board better. Unfortunately I have seen, rather heard, other Shockers and they seem to be much quieter than mine. Mine barks like a bloodhound. SOmetimes this is good for it scares the enemy. Also some times it sputters and the ball rolls out the end of the barrel. It always keep on ticking thou. Is it the timing?

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