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Re: Star fire bolt vs stock?

In Reply to: Re: Star fire bolt vs stock? posted by TomCat on August 17, 2002 at 21:12:42:

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Posted by:
Wedgylx
on June 20, 2003 at 01:23:26

the way that the shooting path is shaped in the m98 eliminates any need for an aftermarket bolt. The stock bolt works perfectly, and ive even heard that new bolts are detrimental to ur shot and make ur balls curve

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: the way that the shooting path is shaped in the m98 eliminates any need for an aftermarket bolt. The stock bolt works perfectly, and ive even heard that new bolts are detrimental to ur shot and make ur balls curve

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