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QCK vs MM200

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Get the QCK and practice quick swipes constantly. You might even have to raise your sensitivity if you feel you cannot react quick enough. If you think about it, you can compensate for not reacting quick enough by placing yourself in a good position, while there is no alternative for good aim.

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I'm so torn between both. If I don't get the QCK, my aim is off. If I don't get the MM200, I can't react fast enough. It's a die and die situation. HELP!

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Get the QCK and practice quick swipes constantly. You might even have to raise your sensitivity if you feel you cannot react quick enough. If you think about it, you can compensate for not reacting quick enough by placing yourself in a good position, while there is no alternative for good aim.

 

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Get the QCK and practice quick swipes constantly. You might even have to raise your sensitivity if you feel you cannot react quick enough. If you think about it, you can compensate for not reacting quick enough by placing yourself in a good position, while there is no alternative for good aim.

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The QcK is very good for quick actions though.

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The QcK is very good for quick actions though.

Yeah, I have one myself and I can say that I am extremely satisfied.

 

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Yeah, I have one myself and I can say that I am extremely satisfied.

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What's the difference between the QCK and the QCK+?

 

Size. There's a total of six versions of the QcK:

  • QcK Mini is 250x210x2 mm
  • QcK is 320x285x2 mm
  • QcK Mass ix 320x285x6 mm
  • QcK+ is 450x400x2 mm
  • QcK heavy is 450x400x6mm
  • QcK XXL is 900x400x4mm

 

So essentially, QcK Mass is a triple thickness QcK,QcK heavy is a triple thickness QcK+ and the QcK XXL is a double width, double thickness QcK+.

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