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Re: Orracle or CT 3-way

In Reply to: Orracle or CT 3-way posted by SniperD on March 21, 2003 at 18:51:11:

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Posted by:
m98monkey
on March 22, 2003 at 12:27:44

You picked a good one. Both are identical minus a thumb adjuster. I used to have an orracle. I found a guy selling an IR3 thursday for a really good price so I broke down and trade in the orracle for an angel. Anyway, the orr three ways rip, minus they are a little twitchy when you really shorten up the trigger. Just bumping the rod slightly can cause it to leak so you wanna be careful about that. Mine, I would gas it up and it would leak. I would tap it, it would quite leaking for the rest of the day. Kinda weird, but every gun is different. Great smooth three way but spendy.

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: You picked a good one. Both are identical minus a thumb adjuster. I used to have an orracle. I found a guy selling an IR3 thursday for a really good price so I broke down and trade in the orracle for an angel. Anyway, the orr three ways rip, minus they are a little twitchy when you really shorten up the trigger. Just bumping the rod slightly can cause it to leak so you wanna be careful about that. Mine, I would gas it up and it would leak. I would tap it, it would quite leaking for the rest of the day. Kinda weird, but every gun is different. Great smooth three way but spendy.

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