Posted by: BodyByHostess on February 25, 2003 at 09:46:19

the motto, "let the buyer beware..." is good advice in the used marker world. $150 is a fair price for a well maintained, working stock 2000 cocker with possibly a few minor upgrades. If you have not seen/shot the marker just remember that it is used and unless you know the owner you have no idea how well/poorly the marker was maintained. That being said, most of the current upgrades will work. However, if you are planning on getting an Eclipse E-blade, the electronic eye is only compatible with vertical feed markers. I'm assuming the 2K for $150 does not have a V/F body.

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