Posted by: Razorpb on April 07, 2003 at 14:03:58

I've heard they are touchy (leaky) on the gun, I know they are not the shortest 3-way (I've measured)and I haven't figured out why you would want your 3-way adjustable with your fingers? So you can time it on the field? Your equipment should be ready when you walk onto the field right? Not easily timed on the field. ANS is a good choice, from personal experience. Hope it helps. Razor : I was wondering if I should buy a new orracle 3 way. I heard it was really good but I am wondering about a few things like does it leak often. I am somewhat new to autocockers and saw that there was a thumb adjustment knob on the front of it too. How can i adjust it and if so how would could do this. Does it require much maintanence. Any of your input would be great. : Thanx

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