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Re: question

In Reply to: question posted by adrez on June 30, 2003 at 16:21:17:

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Posted by:
Jack_Renter
on June 30, 2003 at 20:15:17

im pretty sure that a rocket cock would be far enough out on the side of the gun so that it wont hit the stock, but it will probably come close to hitting
might make it hard to cock the gun
and back to you ppl and scopes
as i say and many others say, dont get one, its pointless, you dont need a scope for paintball, thats all i have to say bye bye

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: im pretty sure that a rocket cock would be far enough out on the side of the gun so that it wont hit the stock, but it will probably come close to hitting : might make it hard to cock the gun : and back to you ppl and scopes : as i say and many others say, dont get one, its pointless, you dont need a scope for paintball, thats all i have to say bye bye

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