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Is low pressure any good

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Posted by:
the_only_rhino88
on April 09, 2003 at 22:51:39

I was wondering what your opinions were on LP?? I've heard that it is good and that it doesn't make a difference at all. what do you all think? I just want something that is accurate and efficient.
RHINO

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A minority opinion of sorts. Dale "Head_Hunters" DuPont 10:11:52 04/16/03 (0)

now correct me if im wrong (which i probably am) Steve "Sneaky Man" Herman 17:55:01 04/12/03 (2)

Re: now correct me if im wrong (which i probably am) Razorpb 03:21:32 04/13/03 (1)

hmmm thats actually pretty neat (nt) Steve "Sneaky Man" Herman 09:38:37 04/13/03 (0)

low pressure, accurcy & efficiency...(long) BodyByHostess 10:33:34 04/10/03 (1)

Re: low pressure, accurcy & efficiency...(long) m98monkey 20:15:04 04/10/03 (0)

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: I was wondering what your opinions were on LP?? I've heard that it is good and that it doesn't make a difference at all. what do you all think? I just want something that is accurate and efficient. : RHINO

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