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Re: Orracle Drop Forward

In Reply to: Re: Orracle Drop Forward posted by m98monkey on March 23, 2003 at 11:16:51:

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Posted by:
Jasleth
on March 24, 2003 at 00:00:42

the old full size lightning drop from CP is a nice drop but kind of hard to find
the Torpedo and System X drops w/on-off built in are nice also and can be obtained online for roughly 30 - 35 bucks plus shipping (for a combo thats a nice price) The Torpedo is a WGP product if that helps your search.
A lot depends also on how much clearance you need - when you are at the field check out some of the markers there and see what kind of drops they have and ask to hold the markers - this should help you choose since visualizing without it being on the marker can be difficult.
good luck and have fun
Jasleth

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: the old full size lightning drop from CP is a nice drop but kind of hard to find : the Torpedo and System X drops w/on-off built in are nice also and can be obtained online for roughly 30 - 35 bucks plus shipping (for a combo thats a nice price) The Torpedo is a WGP product if that helps your search. : A lot depends also on how much clearance you need - when you are at the field check out some of the markers there and see what kind of drops they have and ask to hold the markers - this should help you choose since visualizing without it being on the marker can be difficult. : good luck and have fun : Jasleth

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