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Try an ESP - $115

In Reply to: ++++Sprint Trigger Frams++++ posted by RED_MAN02 on January 09, 2003 at 22:17:07:

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Andrew "Spyder_Technician" M
on February 10, 2003 at 21:14:09

I have a Sprint and there is nothing wrong with it. All it is is an exact replica of the ESP only with a composit frame. It isn't a problem unless you plan on carrying a 500 pound tank. But the Sprint only costs around $90 you can get a full blown ESP for $115. If you want you could go with that.

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: I have a Sprint and there is nothing wrong with it. All it is is an exact replica of the ESP only with a composit frame. It isn't a problem unless you plan on carrying a 500 pound tank. But the Sprint only costs around $90 you can get a full blown ESP for $115. If you want you could go with that.

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