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Posted by:
Collin Schmidt
on June 03, 2003 at 22:22:04

hello, i am looking at buying a vertical autococker. my friend just got one and i like everything on it except the trigger. he said you will get used to it. i hope i will. I was wondering how you got used to it and if a different gun like an impulse might be a better fit for me. i play rogue and scenario. Please tell me if it was easy to get used to and if you think it will most likely be for me to.
thanks
collin

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: hello, i am looking at buying a vertical autococker. my friend just got one and i like everything on it except the trigger. he said you will get used to it. i hope i will. I was wondering how you got used to it and if a different gun like an impulse might be a better fit for me. i play rogue and scenario. Please tell me if it was easy to get used to and if you think it will most likely be for me to. : thanks : collin

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