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Re: Remote Systems

In Reply to: Remote Systems posted by pballpinhead on December 17, 2003 at 20:53:37:

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on January 03, 2004 at 23:31:04

: I got my younger brother a 20oz tank and he seems to be having trouble moving around with it. Would it be a good investment to get him a remote system. If so wich one would you recommend?
no i would not buy him a 20 oz. its a pain in the butt i would suggest buying him mabe a 12 and a 9 oz. the remote system just gets in the way. or you could buy a drop forward and that will balance the weight a little bit to the center of the gun. thust easyer to hold

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: : I got my younger brother a 20oz tank and he seems to be having trouble moving around with it. Would it be a good investment to get him a remote system. If so wich one would you recommend? : no i would not buy him a 20 oz. its a pain in the butt i would suggest buying him mabe a 12 and a 9 oz. the remote system just gets in the way. or you could buy a drop forward and that will balance the weight a little bit to the center of the gun. thust easyer to hold

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