I am looking at a Head IGS Liquid Metal 165. What are you playing with and would you recommed it?
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I used Wilson racquet, it get the job done just like any racquet, and a lot cheaper than other brands.
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Yahoo Answers is a good place to get the latest spiff about celebs or yoghurt. Pretty tough to get handloading data here! \n\nNonetheless, I just checked my Hodgdons 2004 Manual. The highest they go for a .45 LC is a 360 Grain, Lead Flat Nose, with a gas check. Starting load 19.5gr of H4227. H4227 is considered a slow pistol powder, or a very fast rifle powder. Look here:  http://www.hodgdon.com/\n\nI also checked my Hornady book and the heaviest bullet they show is a 300 gr Hollow point/XTP. For that they start with IMR 4227 or MP5744 which both yield 1,000 fps.\n\nBoth manuals warn that the load is far above safe pressures for .45 Colts or replicas. It is only for Rugers or Thompson Center, but Hornady says that it should be just fine for a Marlin 1894-S Rifle. Don't forget a heavy crimp. The recoil will walk the bullets right out of the case. \n\nYou must be building a load for 200 meter steel silhouettes. That or griz.\n\nI suggest that you join Dr. Boren's Handloading list on Yahoo. It is a great list -- good information and good stories, too! Look here: http://sports.groups.yahoo.com/group/handloading/\n\nLeigh \nPortland\nNRA Instructor\nhttp://www.NWSafe.org
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elements new helium boards are good. i have 1  and they are better then regular boards, they give you more balance when your grinding on rails
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I own 3 Ibanez guitars, RG370DX,Jem77VWH and the JS 1200. The RG comes highly recommended, especially if you're into playing rock or metal. Since you're just starting out, try the RG321, it's a fixed bridge,basswood body, H-H PU config. If you want a floating bridge, you can try the RG320 or RG 350/370. If you want something other than the RG, the SZ series comes highly recommended, esp the SZ520.
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Personaly?  I hate Timmy's and always have... They are made cheap just like angels.  I rock 2 Ions along with my fether light Viking and they RIP.  Plus there are new things comming out for the ION each day.  New boards and plus you can RAMP with the Ion and you can't with the Timmy.  \n\nAs far as price goes, always buy brand new!
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What you use for crappie and panfish sounds good to me.  Are you talking about white bass?  Or those hybrid stripers?  A 1/4 oz sounds good for those too.
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What kind of parts are you looking for?  What kind of gun do you have??  Where did you buy it?\n\nHmmm.....  I did some checking around at some of the places my son shops at, but didn't see anything for that particular gun.  Have you checked at local hobby shops where you live?  Or sporting goods stores? Ebay might have something listed.  A store may have listings on the Ebay site.   I was recently in a gun shop with my hubby and they had all kinds of airsoft gun stuff too.  I am sorry I couldn't be more helpful.  Maybe it's time to just spend money on a new gun instead?
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Reproduction Vox wah is my wah of choice, I have been using is for about 15 years now, its great.
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Maybe you should try one of those little beanie hats with the propellor on top...If you get it spinning pretty fast, I'd bet you could get a few more inches  on your vertical and a hell of lot more hang time
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I like my dad's old army uniform.  It's camoflauged (obviously) and built to take some abuse.  They have a summer version and a winter version.  The summer version would be much cooler.  I prefer to use soccer cleats.\n\nThe last time I went out, one guy had a camelback water cooler (the one that you wear like a backpack and has a straw that comes to your mouth) and he really seemed to enjoy having it--water whenever you want it could be nice.\n\nSafety is important, so a good mask is a must.  I use the JT nVader and love it.  Fits well (with a baseball cap turned around backwards) and gives full face protection.  I use a Spyder TL Plus and it seems to be really versatile.   The one draw back is it is a little heavy with a full hopper and tank of air.  Tippman also makes some great guns for the price.\n\nHope that helps.. enjoy  :)
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both are good but get a tippmann.  its cheap and reliable
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the tippmanns are the best for scenario play.  you can bang them up use them in the rain and all sorts of other bad conditions and they will still work great.
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If you decide on an AEG make sure it has a metal gearbox.\nSeveral Tokyo Marui clones with metal gearboxes can be found for under 100.00. These can be repaired with high quality Marui guts if and when they break or you decide to upgrade. Like most  Marui AEG's, they will have plastic bodies, but what do you expect for a bargain basement price? They are quite durable for plastic. \nThere are plastic gearbox guns for under Fifty bucks, but they are only cool-looking toys... Great for living room op's -but short lived, and non-repairable.
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Well if the e99 is electronic then yes all of kingmans electronic guns are good my brother has an Imagine and he bought a T-board for it and it will shot 54 bps so go figure
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I have a Magtech. its a brazilian copy of the Marlin. new it cost me $79.99. I bought it at Big 5.
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Ok I had to do a little reseearch on this one. I might as well give you the bad news. Experts consider this gun usafe to fire because of the quality of materials used. in fair shape it is only worth $50. It can only be considered a wall hanger. Parts would be scarce, but my expereince on Ebay is if you are patient and set your account to notify you when a part gets listed you find your parts. You WILL have more in the gun that it is worth. I advise against it unless this thing has sentimental value.
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Nacho Cheese gun.  hahaa  Thats good.  lol