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WARPIG Tech Talk - Model 98 / 98 Custom
Re: Why m98 over tl+

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Posted by TippSnip98 on May 27, 2002 at 17:06:25:

In Reply to: Why m98 over tl+ posted by captain_jefe33 on May 21, 2002 at 21:13:42:

: I'm debating whether to get a custom 98 or a spyder tl+. People with both guns tell me the tl+ comes with a better barrel, and it also comes with an expansion chamber, double trigger and is easily field stripped. The only reason I would want to buy a 98 is for it's durability, and I would want to upgrade to a RT. These guns are the same price at my local store. Somebody please convince me which gun is a better buy.

When you ask which is better, a 98 or a Spyder on a Tippmann message boards, anyone could tell you what everyone is gonna say. GO FOR THE TIPPMANN!

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Re: Why m98 over tl+ captain_jefe33 22:44:22 05/27/02 (1)
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: : I'm debating whether to get a custom 98 or a spyder tl+. People with both guns tell me the tl+ comes with a better barrel, and it also comes with an expansion chamber, double trigger and is easily field stripped. The only reason I would want to buy a 98 is for it's durability, and I would want to upgrade to a RT. These guns are the same price at my local store. Somebody please convince me which gun is a better buy. : When you ask which is better, a 98 or a Spyder on a Tippmann message boards, anyone could tell you what everyone is gonna say. GO FOR THE TIPPMANN!

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