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Thanks for the help.

In Reply to: some ways posted by DaveA on March 05, 2003 at 05:35:30:

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Posted by:
Brad Kingsley
on March 12, 2003 at 22:22:35

I just read your responces to my question. Here some answers to your questions. I live in Sacramento california were i'm working as a heavy equiment operator\mechanic. I would also like to make airsmithing a career and i'm willing to put the time and money into my training. I already tinker with my several guns which include a firestorm autococker, 200 autococker, impulse and several others. I have done many upgrades on these guns and they work well, even with the sometimes sketchy instrutions. I wanted to thank you for your help on this matter and hope to here from you again.

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: I just read your responces to my question. Here some answers to your questions. I live in Sacramento california were i'm working as a heavy equiment operator\mechanic. I would also like to make airsmithing a career and i'm willing to put the time and money into my training. I already tinker with my several guns which include a firestorm autococker, 200 autococker, impulse and several others. I have done many upgrades on these guns and they work well, even with the sometimes sketchy instrutions. I wanted to thank you for your help on this matter and hope to here from you again.

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