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They are suppose to be but

In Reply to: Trigger Frame posted by stealther15 on June 10, 2003 at 17:44:11:

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Posted by:
Dale "Head_Hunters" DuPont
on June 16, 2003 at 09:01:33

I would ask the manufacturer of the grip and get a guarantee of a refund if they were wrong and they pay the return shipping.
Not exactly an internet purchase. Use your local paintball store.
They will make sure before they special order something....
You will be able to mount it and gas it up before you pay for it at your local store....
Worth pay a tad more to avoid the aggravation...

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: I would ask the manufacturer of the grip and get a guarantee of a refund if they were wrong and they pay the return shipping. : Not exactly an internet purchase. Use your local paintball store. : They will make sure before they special order something.... : You will be able to mount it and gas it up before you pay for it at your local store.... : Worth pay a tad more to avoid the aggravation...

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