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Re: System X

In Reply to: System X posted by Big_L on July 15, 2003 at 09:44:58:

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Posted by:
the_outkast
on July 15, 2003 at 14:00:23

: Has anyone shoot a System X marker. If you have what did you think of it?
: Please no flaming or your personal opinions about System X. I just want to hear from people that have shot there markers and what they think of them. No biased please.
I've shot the System X...its a good marker, out of the box it shot better than my first gen (which has been tricked to the gills over the years), and as well as my Outkast. Reliable, didn't chop all day...not bad on air...overall, a good gun. Looks good too...easy to time...

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: : Has anyone shoot a System X marker. If you have what did you think of it? : : Please no flaming or your personal opinions about System X. I just want to hear from people that have shot there markers and what they think of them. No biased please. : I've shot the System X...its a good marker, out of the box it shot better than my first gen (which has been tricked to the gills over the years), and as well as my Outkast. Reliable, didn't chop all day...not bad on air...overall, a good gun. Looks good too...easy to time...

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