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In Reply to: thanks guys posted by Relentless on January 26, 2003 at 13:47:27:

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Poldo
on January 26, 2003 at 17:54:06

hey
i have an e-blade that i put on my minicocker. i love it...now i cant say much about hammers and all...but i know that G3PB makes a hammer that is supposed to be designed for electro cockers. i bought it...cant say i can tell a difference...but then again...i shoot a really old gun that is kinda set in its ways. what i can tell you is that the set screws for the lug and cocking rod suck. they are made of some cheap clear plastic and cannot be tightened enough without stripping.
well thats all ive got...later
adam

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: hey : i have an e-blade that i put on my minicocker. i love it...now i cant say much about hammers and all...but i know that G3PB makes a hammer that is supposed to be designed for electro cockers. i bought it...cant say i can tell a difference...but then again...i shoot a really old gun that is kinda set in its ways. what i can tell you is that the set screws for the lug and cocking rod suck. they are made of some cheap clear plastic and cannot be tightened enough without stripping. : well thats all ive got...later : adam

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