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WARPIG Tech Talk - Angel / Angel LCD
2000 Dark Angel, what else

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Posted by Silent_Snake on July 03, 2002 at 20:04:21:

I have a 2000 model Dark angel with a dye chrome trigger frame, new internals, Dye boomstick (anoed to match), new hammer, volumizer, high rise, what can I put on it, and also, I play front, should I get a Dye Izon sight if I am already kikin' @$$ with this gun, I mean I am nailing guys across the field two times in the mask with no sight, I think it would be a waste of $90, please shoot me back

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: I have a 2000 model Dark angel with a dye chrome trigger frame, new internals, Dye boomstick (anoed to match), new hammer, volumizer, high rise, what can I put on it, and also, I play front, should I get a Dye Izon sight if I am already kikin' @$$ with this gun, I mean I am nailing guys across the field two times in the mask with no sight, I think it would be a waste of $90, please shoot me back

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