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Questions on the New Shocker

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Posted by:
Steve "B-Ski" Biedrzycki
on February 27, 2003 at 19:35:52

Hey,
Just got the new SP catalog. Really like the new shocker designs. Just how accurate are these markers? Are they comparable with the Autococker? I have a cocker, but am very interested in a new shocker or the even newer Nerve. I need a marker that's accurate enough, that I can use to snipe with in recball, and fast enough to use in speed ball. Would the new Shocker fit my needs? Does anybody have any thoughts as to the Nerve? Would that be what I'm looking for? Please help me!

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: Hey, : Just got the new SP catalog. Really like the new shocker designs. Just how accurate are these markers? Are they comparable with the Autococker? I have a cocker, but am very interested in a new shocker or the even newer Nerve. I need a marker that's accurate enough, that I can use to snipe with in recball, and fast enough to use in speed ball. Would the new Shocker fit my needs? Does anybody have any thoughts as to the Nerve? Would that be what I'm looking for? Please help me!

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