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Ordered a Phantom today...

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Posted by SSMerc on June 18, 2002 at 16:13:55:

From skanline.com

Pure Stock class, M-16 Grip, black with the 11 inch barrel

I think I'm going to enjoy seeing how it performs.

Anything I should get for it? Would R.P. Scherer/PMI Premium Gold 2-Tone paint be good for it? I really enjoy using that for my old Spyder.

Would a sight work for practicing accuracy? Using my Spyder, it seems hard as hell hitting a milkjug of water at 75 feet. Only about 1 in 10 shots hit. My paint shot straight as an arrow, but the slightest movement of my gun would fire paint about 6 inches away at that distance.

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I think you'll be impressed... LettuceHead 17:26:49 06/18/02 (1)
- Re: I think you'll be impressed... Jasleth
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: From skanline.com : Pure Stock class, M-16 Grip, black with the 11 inch barrel : I think I'm going to enjoy seeing how it performs. : Anything I should get for it? Would R.P. Scherer/PMI Premium Gold 2-Tone paint be good for it? I really enjoy using that for my old Spyder. : Would a sight work for practicing accuracy? Using my Spyder, it seems hard as hell hitting a milkjug of water at 75 feet. Only about 1 in 10 shots hit. My paint shot straight as an arrow, but the slightest movement of my gun would fire paint about 6 inches away at that distance.

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