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Re: Worrgames 2003 Autococker with bottom line

In Reply to: Re: Worrgames 2003 Autococker with bottom line posted by Spray-N-Pray on November 29, 2002 at 17:10:47:

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Posted by:
m98monkey
on November 30, 2002 at 17:11:16

Well, it is cool outa the box, but the first time you get to try an orracle, your gun will instantly suck and you will want to upgrade. Timing is crucial, but as long as you don't mess with it you should never have any problems. I would recommend learning how to time it. Stock barrel is ok. 03 comes with a hinge now, so it should be better yet.

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: Well, it is cool outa the box, but the first time you get to try an orracle, your gun will instantly suck and you will want to upgrade. Timing is crucial, but as long as you don't mess with it you should never have any problems. I would recommend learning how to time it. Stock barrel is ok. 03 comes with a hinge now, so it should be better yet.

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