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Re: should i upgrade to an eblade

In Reply to: should i upgrade to an eblade posted by Oscar_ on January 03, 2004 at 23:42:41:

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Posted by:
Poldo
on January 05, 2004 at 07:58:05

e-blade is always a great idea. the best part about it is self timing. you never have to worry about it again. as far as what cocker you put it on...thats your own opinion. i would love to have one of those kickas eclipse cockers like the nexus but i cant afford it. so i just had to put the e-blade on my 03. can complain, i have it on fast setting and im getting 1000 shots off of a 68 3000. thats pretty damn good if i do say so myself. but yeah get an e-blade.

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: e-blade is always a great idea. the best part about it is self timing. you never have to worry about it again. as far as what cocker you put it on...thats your own opinion. i would love to have one of those kickas eclipse cockers like the nexus but i cant afford it. so i just had to put the e-blade on my 03. can complain, i have it on fast setting and im getting 1000 shots off of a 68 3000. thats pretty damn good if i do say so myself. but yeah get an e-blade.

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