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Re: advice on buying an autococker

In Reply to: advice on buying an autococker posted by Eldogg on April 19, 2003 at 01:22:51:

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Posted by:
duckdive
on April 21, 2003 at 20:50:17

: i am looking to buy my first autococker and was looking at the syxtem x vengence pro 2.0, it looks like the best marker for the cash. the a.n.s. gx4 is my next selection.which would be the best to buy? thank you fot the help
They are both good buys for the money. I took a chance on the System-X (hasn't been around as long as the ANS) and am very pleased with the operation of the marker to date. It is consistent, efficient, and so far quite reliable. I think however you will be happy either way.

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: : i am looking to buy my first autococker and was looking at the syxtem x vengence pro 2.0, it looks like the best marker for the cash. the a.n.s. gx4 is my next selection.which would be the best to buy? thank you fot the help : They are both good buys for the money. I took a chance on the System-X (hasn't been around as long as the ANS) and am very pleased with the operation of the marker to date. It is consistent, efficient, and so far quite reliable. I think however you will be happy either way.

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