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Re: upgrades

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Posted by Sixpack440 on October 29, 2002 at 22:45:50:

In Reply to: upgrades posted by Elros121 on October 29, 2002 at 21:17:54:

Get a new barrel, HPA, and an agitated hopper. Don't change anything else untill you are sure the stock stuff isn't working correctly. The stock parts are good enough for most players for quite a long time. Identify what you don't like before you start wrenching on it.

: If I buy a Worrgames 2002 Vertical Feed Autococker what upgrades should I get it?

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Agitated hopper. Only thing you need. N/T Vampyr
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: Get a new barrel, HPA, and an agitated hopper. Don't change anything else untill you are sure the stock stuff isn't working correctly. The stock parts are good enough for most players for quite a long time. Identify what you don't like before you start wrenching on it. : : If I buy a Worrgames 2002 Vertical Feed Autococker what upgrades should I get it?

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