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Dye Cocker vs Ultralite?

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Posted by DFA on Novembe r 02, 2002 at 16:00:48:

Hello, I was looking into buying a Dye cocker but they don't list any specs of the Dye cocker or the Ultra lite cocker on their site. I know the over all diffrence is size and weight, but any know about how much of a difference ? How are they alike how are the diffrent, beside the milling. Another question is, what think of going plat dusted one, but how does that finish hold out agaist wear compare to the solid color out with smooth finish. Thanks for your time.

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: Hello, I was looking into buying a Dye cocker but they don't list any specs of the Dye cocker or the Ultra lite cocker on their site. I know the over all diffrence is size and weight, but any know about how much of a difference ? How are they alike how are the diffrent, beside the milling. Another question is, what think of going plat dusted one, but how does that finish hold out agaist wear compare to the solid color out with smooth finish. Thanks for your time.

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