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2003 vert cocker

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Pntballr806
on June 02, 2003 at 19:19:59

I've been playing paintball for around six years now using Tippman's the entire time. Being a college student I can only afford a middle range marker and then upgrade as I get the money. I've always been partial to Autocockers and have asked around about the new 2003 Vert's with the Hinge trigger. I'm just looking to get some input from anybody who owns a 2003 vert on how you like your marker before I go purchase something new.

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: I've been playing paintball for around six years now using Tippman's the entire time. Being a college student I can only afford a middle range marker and then upgrade as I get the money. I've always been partial to Autocockers and have asked around about the new 2003 Vert's with the Hinge trigger. I'm just looking to get some input from anybody who owns a 2003 vert on how you like your marker before I go purchase something new.

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