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Re: good pump for the next step.

In Reply to: good pump for the next step. posted by Silver.C. on May 14, 2003 at 14:57:55:

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Posted by:
Erko
on June 18, 2003 at 20:02:04

I agree with Razorpb. I started playing with a New Hammer and have seen a number of different pump guns, but nothing shoots like a well setup Sniper II.
We have a summer pump gun weekend camping trip and I have seen Sniper II rigs shoot like a lazer beam. HPA is always more consistant than CO2 and is cheaper in the long run.
If you want to play SPEEDball, You can get by with a pump (even win tourny's) but a semi will give you a bit more of an edge.

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: I agree with Razorpb. I started playing with a New Hammer and have seen a number of different pump guns, but nothing shoots like a well setup Sniper II. : We have a summer pump gun weekend camping trip and I have seen Sniper II rigs shoot like a lazer beam. HPA is always more consistant than CO2 and is cheaper in the long run. : If you want to play SPEEDball, You can get by with a pump (even win tourny's) but a semi will give you a bit more of an edge.

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