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In Reply to: Re: Other differences posted by Lord Bunker on November 27, 2002 at 12:46:14:

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DaveA
on December 01, 2002 at 10:39:38

the SL68II used to be the rental gun on almost all fields, so people see that come out and they think~bah rack one up for me! What they forget is that it's a good marker. J&J may still have older barrels for it, maybe even the ceramic. Palmer also can probably provide you with a EXCELLENT barrel for it, and with that barrel, you can take on the phantoms with confidence. You might lose, but you can play em...
M98s are in no way as accurate as a SL68II. At least in my experience.

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: the SL68II used to be the rental gun on almost all fields, so people see that come out and they think~bah rack one up for me! What they forget is that it's a good marker. J&J may still have older barrels for it, maybe even the ceramic. Palmer also can probably provide you with a EXCELLENT barrel for it, and with that barrel, you can take on the phantoms with confidence. You might lose, but you can play em... : M98s are in no way as accurate as a SL68II. At least in my experience.

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