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Re: How to spend my money?

In Reply to: Re: How to spend my money? posted by Timmy_Newbie on Novembe r 05, 2002 at 16:55:55:

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Posted by:
Schiffer
on November 18, 2002 at 18:22:31

I also have a tippy 98 and had the same upgrade problems. First off go for a barrel, dye boomy or flatline for a sniper, and maybe if u want a new grip, such as a DYE sticky. Next either go for a new hopper or a double trigger. If you have the money go for the NItro upgrade, and if u like sniping purchase a scope. this is just my opion so buy whatever floats your boat.

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: I also have a tippy 98 and had the same upgrade problems. First off go for a barrel, dye boomy or flatline for a sniper, and maybe if u want a new grip, such as a DYE sticky. Next either go for a new hopper or a double trigger. If you have the money go for the NItro upgrade, and if u like sniping purchase a scope. this is just my opion so buy whatever floats your boat.

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