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Angel or Shocker???

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Posted by CaptainClegg on February 27, 2002 at 23:34:28:

I am sure this has been asked before, but which is the better buy? I have been playing for six years now and have a 2k cocker. I have some beginner tournment experience and my team and I are considering going electric. I am mostly a back player but sometimes I play mid/front. Is the accurarcy of a shocker better for a back player or should I go with the faster ROF
Thanks for the help!!!

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: I am sure this has been asked before, but which is the better buy? I have been playing for six years now and have a 2k cocker. I have some beginner tournment experience and my team and I are considering going electric. I am mostly a back player but sometimes I play mid/front. Is the accurarcy of a shocker better for a back player or should I go with the faster ROF : Thanks for the help!!!

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