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Re: RaceGun Grip

In Reply to: RaceGun Grip posted by DigglerD on December 15, 2002 at 14:21:47:

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Posted by:
goblin242
on December 19, 2002 at 07:02:00

I just put a Racegun frame on my 2K Cocker, and I love it. The timing is cake to set, especially if you have a PalmPilot with which you can time it at the field, and the ROF is just insane. I would surely recomend it over the other electronic Cocker frames on the market. Just be sure that when you get one, get a Halo B loader as well, as that is one of the few loaders on the market now that can keep up with it when you set your ROF at 15+ balls a second.

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: I just put a Racegun frame on my 2K Cocker, and I love it. The timing is cake to set, especially if you have a PalmPilot with which you can time it at the field, and the ROF is just insane. I would surely recomend it over the other electronic Cocker frames on the market. Just be sure that when you get one, get a Halo B loader as well, as that is one of the few loaders on the market now that can keep up with it when you set your ROF at 15+ balls a second.

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