• So, I heard through forums member Donnyku that this week’s episode of the History Channel’s American Pickers featured an old Sega slot machine. “Maybe you could use the episode to get some pictures for the wiki,” he said. Like I’m going to turn down a fabulous opportunity to talk about old Sega items. When I go to the parts of the Internet that actually do talk.
• 300 lbF (1.5 kN) @ up to 24 in/min (610 mm/min) 200 lbF (1 kN) @ 24 in/min (610 mm/min) Maximum travel distance: 18.0 in (457 mm) Speed range: Standard: 0.5 - 13 in/min (13 - 330 mm/min) Optional: 0.02 - 45 in/min (0.5 - 1,100 mm/min) Speed setting accuracy: ±0.2% of setting.

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The Mark 10 is the first non-DLC automatic sidearm available, and has good firepower due to its damage and high rate of fire. These benefits are offset by its average accuracy and high recoil, making it mostly useful at close range.

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