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Re: Best Cocker 3 Way

In Reply to: Re: Best Cocker 3 Way posted by Sinagent on May 26, 2003 at 17:49:14:

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Posted by:
Razorpb
on May 27, 2003 at 15:00:14

Never had a problem with my ANS it's also one of the shorter throws, like the others said, electro is definetely the way to go. I use the Race Gun frame from Pro Paintball and have had no trouble with it, can't say the same for my Ebladed friends though. Hope it helps.
Razor

: from my experiance the best 3 way is the bomb, then dyes, then palmers. I also have an eblade and now i NEVER have to worry about the timing.

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: Never had a problem with my ANS it's also one of the shorter throws, like the others said, electro is definetely the way to go. I use the Race Gun frame from Pro Paintball and have had no trouble with it, can't say the same for my Ebladed friends though. Hope it helps. : Razor : : : from my experiance the best 3 way is the bomb, then dyes, then palmers. I also have an eblade and now i NEVER have to worry about the timing.

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