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chopper setup (11)
Re: chopper setupby cole 21 years ago
The following message (subject: Re: chopper setup) was posted by cole, on 2/23/2005 6:36:09 PM:
| I see where you're coming from. You said once if someone asks what chops good...cream. What loops good...cream. Actually, what they're asking is what chops good but still loops, or what loops good but still chops. Often they add that "cheap" disclaimer. If somebody asked me just what loops good, I'd say something like supersonic s40. If they asked me what chopped good I'd say hallmark pips or pf4-1 inverted. But for a mixed game, it really is hard to beat the mrs. It's right in the middle between the chinese and euro games. |