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In Reply to: Thanks for the replies!! posted by Gotin_Drachenhart on July 21, 2003 at 22:32:31:

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Posted by:
Tom Sparkman
on July 31, 2003 at 12:41:09

: Thanks for the info guys! Of all the pumps I've seen the phantom seems to be doing best. With perhaps the Sniper being second (or am I wrong on that : ).
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: Gotin
One thing the Sniper has that the Phantom doesn't is all the non-pneumatic upgrades for the Autococker (like barrels, bolts, spring sets, back blocks, etc).
If you like the idea of stock class, the Phantom can be easily converted. The Phantom is lighter, the Sniper is smoother.
My advice is to try both - they feel so different that you'll probably like one over the other just by feel.
Tom

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Re: More Steven "sleepyguy" Stockdale 20:33:04 10/06/03 (1)

Oh, yeah... Steven "sleepyguy" Stockdale 20:42:39 10/06/03 (0)

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: : Thanks for the info guys! Of all the pumps I've seen the phantom seems to be doing best. With perhaps the Sniper being second (or am I wrong on that : ). : : : : Gotin : One thing the Sniper has that the Phantom doesn't is all the non-pneumatic upgrades for the Autococker (like barrels, bolts, spring sets, back blocks, etc). : If you like the idea of stock class, the Phantom can be easily converted. The Phantom is lighter, the Sniper is smoother. : My advice is to try both - they feel so different that you'll probably like one over the other just by feel. : Tom

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