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Posted by MAG-NANAMUS on July 05, 2002 at 02:52:19:

I need someone to explain to me, in technical terms, why a phantom is more accurate than a flatline. I break balls (no pun intended) on a 9 inch pie pan at 200 feet. I'm not bragging, I just want the best gun available.

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I'll second what Chad K. said... T.Wolf
10:31:12 07/12/02 (0)
Re: mag fan looking at phantom Chad K.
16:27:55 07/09/02 (0)
I have a Flatline. LanceR 17:38:50 07/08/02 (2)
- Re: I have a Flatline. Lord Bunker 13:12:30 07/10/02 (1)
  - Re: I have a Flatline. LanceR
    19:45:17 07/11/02 (0)
Re: mag fan looking at phantom Burphel 11:52:41 07/06/02 (1)
- Thank you for the intelligent and unbiased answer. MAG-NANAMUS
  13:52:20 07/06/02 (0)
Phantom Ingredients (Hush, Hush. . .): Roger "_The Hare_" Whitacre
03:42:40 07/06/02 (0)

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: I need someone to explain to me, in technical terms, why a phantom is more accurate than a flatline. I break balls (no pun intended) on a 9 inch pie pan at 200 feet. I'm not bragging, I just want the best gun available.

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