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Adrenaline Angel question

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Posted by Dodge on February 14, 2002 at 16:53:50:

With a marker at the $1800 range, like the Adrenaline, do you still need to upgrade that marker out of the box? I ask because I spent a tremendous amount of money to upgrade another marker,not an angel and that I mine, and really didn't want to repeat that expense while getting a marker of this value, just to spend more money on an already expensive marker. And if so want type of upgrades should one do to the Adrenaline? And I'm not talking about air or barrels. I'm talking about to the marker itself.

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: With a marker at the $1800 range, like the Adrenaline, do you still need to upgrade that marker out of the box? I ask because I spent a tremendous amount of money to upgrade another marker,not an angel and that I mine, and really didn't want to repeat that expense while getting a marker of this value, just to spend more money on an already expensive marker. And if so want type of upgrades should one do to the Adrenaline? And I'm not talking about air or barrels. I'm talking about to the marker itself.

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