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Re: 32 degree electronic trigger frame

In Reply to: 32 degree electronic trigger frame posted by winterfrost on April 06, 2003 at 16:47:53:

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Posted by:
Justin "Snow_God" Allen
on April 06, 2003 at 21:33:20

: I just saw them for under 70 dallars. Has any one tried one of them? What are they made out of? Are they thinner than the ESP tigger frame? How many shots do you get out of a battery. Why are centerflag electronic trigger frames so expensive? I was thinking it might be time to bring my old spyder back to life.
Centerflags are so expensive vecause they are VERY VERY high quality. I know that, because I personally have a hyperframe. Best upgrade I ever got.

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: : I just saw them for under 70 dallars. Has any one tried one of them? What are they made out of? Are they thinner than the ESP tigger frame? How many shots do you get out of a battery. Why are centerflag electronic trigger frames so expensive? I was thinking it might be time to bring my old spyder back to life. : Centerflags are so expensive vecause they are VERY VERY high quality. I know that, because I personally have a hyperframe. Best upgrade I ever got.

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