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Posted by LanceR on October 11, 2002 at 18:31:41:

In Reply to: Re: stock class posted by EZ_Target on October 10, 2002 at 18:31:11:

If you're going to be switching back and forth to stock class, you could get a vertical adapter and a T-stock (CCI or aftermarket). You'd be able to change on the fly between the 12 gm quick-change and a 4 oz tank (plenty of gas if you're using 10 rounders). That way you'd always have pretty much the same feel.
That's my long-term plan, but right now I'm using GF (love that auto-trigger).

If you get the CCI, be sure to keep it tight; I lost the 'T' part of mine in the woods, and it was Woodland Camo anodized. ;-(
I'm thinking about replacing it with a Blackpoint folding stock.

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: If you're going to be switching back and forth to stock class, you could get a vertical adapter and a T-stock (CCI or aftermarket). You'd be able to change on the fly between the 12 gm quick-change and a 4 oz tank (plenty of gas if you're using 10 rounders). That way you'd always have pretty much the same feel. : That's my long-term plan, but right now I'm using GF (love that auto-trigger). : If you get the CCI, be sure to keep it tight; I lost the 'T' part of mine in the woods, and it was Woodland Camo anodized. ;-( : I'm thinking about replacing it with a Blackpoint folding stock.

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