View Poll Results: Can a PT4000 handle a 100 shot?
Sure, it'll do fine!
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72.97%
No chance in hell!
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10.81%
I have no clue!
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6
16.22%
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Yank Pt4000 with 100 shot?
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I ran a pt4000 with a 150 shot for over a year. Best time was 10.60 at 126mph. I swaped out to a ss4000 (whick feels more like a 3600 stall) And went 10.32 at 128. Only thing changed was the convertor. So I picked up 2mph