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Have you considered Race Gun...

In Reply to: Re: Having Shot Both... posted by Syco78 on March 27, 2003 at 17:54:23:

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Posted by:
Razorpb
on March 27, 2003 at 18:20:28

Mine arrived today, will be assembling tonight. Got single finger trigger in black. Fit my requirments closer than the Eblade, two of my friends have Blades, we'll see how they compare.
Razor

: Does the TF-5 shoot as fast and smooth as a eblade? Do you know if ethier chop paint?

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Re: Have you considered Race Gun... Syco78 19:06:38 03/27/03 (2)

Re: Have you considered Race Gun... Razorpb 02:34:19 03/31/03 (0)

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: Mine arrived today, will be assembling tonight. Got single finger trigger in black. Fit my requirments closer than the Eblade, two of my friends have Blades, we'll see how they compare. : Razor : : : Does the TF-5 shoot as fast and smooth as a eblade? Do you know if ethier chop paint?

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