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Re: Smartparts

In Reply to: Re: Smartparts posted by Corey on August 05, 2003 at 11:19:08:

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Posted by:
Vampyr
on August 20, 2003 at 21:51:06

"I do know that up until I started looking for a new gun, I didn't know that Bushies and Imps were not made by the same company. When I saw that they were different companies, I figured that ICD was a sister company to SP and that is why they were building Bushies. I mean, they are so close to being the same gun it is scary. It is like looking at the new Spyders and Piranahas. "
They may look alike on the outside, but internally they are very different systems. (BTW the IMPs have a very poor grade of Aluminium.)

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: "I do know that up until I started looking for a new gun, I didn't know that Bushies and Imps were not made by the same company. When I saw that they were different companies, I figured that ICD was a sister company to SP and that is why they were building Bushies. I mean, they are so close to being the same gun it is scary. It is like looking at the new Spyders and Piranahas. " : They may look alike on the outside, but internally they are very different systems. (BTW the IMPs have a very poor grade of Aluminium.)

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