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Re: Thinking about getting a 2003 cocker, Should I???

In Reply to: Thinking about getting a 2003 cocker, Should I??? posted by Delta_Force on March 30, 2003 at 10:44:00:

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Posted by:
Razorpb
on April 07, 2003 at 13:23:39

Doesn't sound like a bad deal, you can get a good deal on the 2002 model for about $300 since their clearing out old inventory. The new models just have some cosmetic milling differences and I think the hinge frames are standard now. There great guns, just look around.
Razor
: Im thinkign of getting a new 2003 with bottomline for $359, and I'm not sure if I should, is it worth it?

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: Doesn't sound like a bad deal, you can get a good deal on the 2002 model for about $300 since their clearing out old inventory. The new models just have some cosmetic milling differences and I think the hinge frames are standard now. There great guns, just look around. : Razor : : Im thinkign of getting a new 2003 with bottomline for $359, and I'm not sure if I should, is it worth it?

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