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Re: Sandridge TF5 Cocker or a E-blade Cocker?

In Reply to: Sandridge TF5 Cocker or a E-blade Cocker? posted by Syco78 on March 27, 2003 at 00:20:35:

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Posted by:
Greezypete
on March 27, 2003 at 23:22:11

ans makes an electro cocker called the gxe and they use the racegun frame with the anti chop eye. go to www.ansusergroup.com and talk to peter he was telling me the other day that his gun was shooting 23 bps. they also offer a frame kit for i think 469.00 it comes with a charger, nihm battery, software for your pc, connection cable, i think more but i cant remember. i think it has downloadable software for palm pilots also.
sorry for sounding like a salesman .
peace

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: ans makes an electro cocker called the gxe and they use the racegun frame with the anti chop eye. go to www.ansusergroup.com and talk to peter he was telling me the other day that his gun was shooting 23 bps. they also offer a frame kit for i think 469.00 it comes with a charger, nihm battery, software for your pc, connection cable, i think more but i cant remember. i think it has downloadable software for palm pilots also. : sorry for sounding like a salesman . : peace

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