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Re: What should I Upgrade

In Reply to: What should I Upgrade posted by Snakes on March 10, 2003 at 00:24:16:

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m98monkey
on March 12, 2003 at 16:18:33

First off, good choice. The outkast I think is the best looking cocker. However, upgrades are up to you. If I were you, I would play a few more games with it, give it a full run down about wha tyou like and don't. For instance, want better speed, get a shorter three way and shorten up the trigger. Want a little betta accuracy, change barrels. So on and so forth. It is your gun, give it upgrades of YOUR choice.

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: First off, good choice. The outkast I think is the best looking cocker. However, upgrades are up to you. If I were you, I would play a few more games with it, give it a full run down about wha tyou like and don't. For instance, want better speed, get a shorter three way and shorten up the trigger. Want a little betta accuracy, change barrels. So on and so forth. It is your gun, give it upgrades of YOUR choice.

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