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Armotech vs Thompson

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Posted by:
Haden
on November 12, 2003 at 02:42:08

Im trying to decide on which gun to buy WG-65 or Vector M1, Ive played for just over a year and used a old pump then a spyder. This is a huge upgrade so I want to make shure I make the right decision. Im a left handed shooter i am after somthing very accurate and reliabile because I live in New Zealand and It costs to much to send a marker to the factory for repar. I only play rec/scenario no speedball.

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Re: Armotech vs Viper / Vector M-1 "sniper1tc" Delaware 17:37:49 07/14/04 (0)

Armotech Kerry "V i p e r" Rosenberry 13:02:22 11/12/03 (0)

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: Im trying to decide on which gun to buy WG-65 or Vector M1, Ive played for just over a year and used a old pump then a spyder. This is a huge upgrade so I want to make shure I make the right decision. Im a left handed shooter i am after somthing very accurate and reliabile because I live in New Zealand and It costs to much to send a marker to the factory for repar. I only play rec/scenario no speedball.

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