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September 11th, 2009, 18:15
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I found getting the battery hooked up with the G&P to be a bit of a pain. You had to put it halfway in the butt, conntect it the wires, then slide the stock sort of on, push the batter all the way in, put the plugs in the tubes, and then finish putting the butt on.
It was a great battery though. I think that stock with a Lipo and a hole cut in the back to access the wire would be just about perfect.
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September 11th, 2009, 18:37
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Wrestling with crane stocks made me never want to use one again. Not to sound like a Systema whore, but the PTW's crane stock is by far the easiest one to work with. I don't know why G&P doesn't copy it instead of that stupid tri-stick solution.
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