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Re: Full Auto on Fields

In Reply to: Full Auto on Fields posted by Jayson Orvis on August 06, 2003 at 14:27:53:

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Posted by:
Mike Roch
on August 06, 2003 at 19:44:16

I see no diff between fullauto and how fast the people with angels that shoot too fast. I think that it should be allowed cause for the kids with spyders that are just begining they need some type of equalizer. Or better yet. Limit how fast the guns can shoot or make a rule that trigger pulls can only be so long. I shoot a 02 cocker with no trigger upgrade, pit me against an angel there is no way i can shoot as fast as them. I don't think that they have auto available but their triggers are so light they they might as well.Just a thought

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My equalizer is to bunker them while reloading. Dale "Head_Hunters" DuPont 20:13:32 08/07/03 (0)

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: I see no diff between fullauto and how fast the people with angels that shoot too fast. I think that it should be allowed cause for the kids with spyders that are just begining they need some type of equalizer. Or better yet. Limit how fast the guns can shoot or make a rule that trigger pulls can only be so long. I shoot a 02 cocker with no trigger upgrade, pit me against an angel there is no way i can shoot as fast as them. I don't think that they have auto available but their triggers are so light they they might as well.Just a thought

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