Posted by: Dale "Head_Hunters" DuPont on July 09, 2003 at 11:40:52

It probably does. Just how much you want to spend for a little but expensive 'edge'? I am a cheap, recreational player that just did my upgrades as I wore parts out on my 98 angle feed. So I'm not qualified to have much to say BUT One thing I noticed with EACH upgrade is that it changed my point of aim. My game was 'OFF' until I adapted to how the marker shot just a 'little different' Every change in trigger pull, travel, resistance, 3 way length, barrel, operating pressure, Timing change, etc. Keep that in mind. Doing ALL the changes at ONCE would be better than upgrading piece by piece over a year. One way to do that is to buy a new marker with the performance parts you want to have already on it. The other way is to do all your upgrades at the same time on your existing marker.

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