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Sniper FX stock

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Backspin
on October 28, 2003 at 00:14:59

Recently I purchased a flatline barrel system for my tippmann model 98 custom. I am looking for a way to add stability to the marker, and give it a more rifle-like feel, so that my aiming will be more natural. After reading many reviews, i found a viable option. The pro team Sniper FX Stock has many of the qualities I'm looking for; It is not collapseable, it adds length to fit my 6-3" frame, and it looks pretty nice, and is supposed to be durable. However I would like to know wether anyone knows if this stock will fit on the 98c with the flatline, because i fear that the little flap on the back of the flatline that covers the rear sights will prevent the stock from mating properly with the marker. another concern of mine is the price. at about $80, it is a just a wee bit pricy, and ii would like to know of any other comparable products out there.

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: Recently I purchased a flatline barrel system for my tippmann model 98 custom. I am looking for a way to add stability to the marker, and give it a more rifle-like feel, so that my aiming will be more natural. After reading many reviews, i found a viable option. The pro team Sniper FX Stock has many of the qualities I'm looking for; It is not collapseable, it adds length to fit my 6-3" frame, and it looks pretty nice, and is supposed to be durable. However I would like to know wether anyone knows if this stock will fit on the 98c with the flatline, because i fear that the little flap on the back of the flatline that covers the rear sights will prevent the stock from mating properly with the marker. another concern of mine is the price. at about $80, it is a just a wee bit pricy, and ii would like to know of any other comparable products out there.

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