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Do I need a stock?

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    Posted: 30 June 2004 at 5:38pm
Is a stock worth the money or should I use the money towards something else like a HPA Tank?
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what ever u want.   id get hpa if u have the money
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Rather than a stock?

 

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a stock would get in the way.(in speedball)bigger target.
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I play woodsball and I have a f/x sniper stock along with my flatline, it keeps the gun alot more stedy (almost like a 3rd hand), then agin I tend to snip but when I rush up it really doesnt get in the way like I said it keeps the gun more stedy and give u a bit betta aim, it was worth the money for me. If u do decide to get a stock get the sniper one it may not be adjustable but it is alot more sturdy then the car stock.   
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Why not get the best of both worlds. Get a folding stock . Sturdy and folds down when you don't want it. Great little thing!
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i have one and i love it hahahahha i feel they add a lot of stability as a third arm almost..

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play maker please stop, these are old posts and ur not helping anyone, stop spaming

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