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Posted by Lee Whitley on July 20, 2001 at 12:23:16:

In Reply to: Re: Just Bought a Bushy posted by Birdy2k4 on July 20, 2001 at 01:24:39:

depending on what your style of play is front or back i would either get a shocktech, or drop zone,, but the c.p. flame dropforward is so sweet.
you definitely need a new barrel. i would go with a custom products heres why,, multi colored, multipal bore sizes available to match paint, multi sized lengthed plus they are cheap cheap cheap,, on top of that they are accurate and reasonably quiet.

lee

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: depending on what your style of play is front or back i would either get a shocktech, or drop zone,, but the c.p. flame dropforward is so sweet. : you definitely need a new barrel. i would go with a custom products heres why,, multi colored, multipal bore sizes available to match paint, multi sized lengthed plus they are cheap cheap cheap,, on top of that they are accurate and reasonably quiet. : lee

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