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Re: evil pipe or freak

In Reply to: evil pipe or freak posted by Brent Vincent on June 05, 2003 at 17:13:28:

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tamu
on June 11, 2003 at 22:56:08

I like the Evil because the ends are one piece and you don't have to worry about the three pieces lining up perfectly. Also 5 inserts is enough to keep you busy.
I know this is bieng picky but just for fun, open a bag of paint and ask three different people to pick out an insert (or end) and you will probably get three different sizes.
: ok guys just got my 'cocker and want to upgrade my barrel i'm leaning towards the evil system but any suggestions would be great thanks guys

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: I like the Evil because the ends are one piece and you don't have to worry about the three pieces lining up perfectly. Also 5 inserts is enough to keep you busy. : I know this is bieng picky but just for fun, open a bag of paint and ask three different people to pick out an insert (or end) and you will probably get three different sizes. : : ok guys just got my 'cocker and want to upgrade my barrel i'm leaning towards the evil system but any suggestions would be great thanks guys

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