Yeah . . my Radical doesn't act like a Raging Red at all.  My Red Zone acts somewhat like it, but goes longer and is smoother.  The Raging Red moved earlier and had a violent move to the pocket that wouldn't quit, I haven't seen anything that's really close to that at all.
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Lol, well at least somebody got their Radical to do . . . anything.  Mine doesn't do much, and none that I've seen have, I was kinda cringing today when I saw Parker pull his out.  I didn't know you had a Radical you were basing your comparison off of, I don't disbelieve you.  You want to know what's really strange though . . the Radical is a BEAST on wood lanes.  The house with the longest, heaviest volume pattern makes my Red Zone and Depth Charge a tad weak, but the Radical absolutely flies there.  Anywhere else, the Red and Depth outhook it a ton.  So I definitely can believe a comparison like that, however, only given the proper conditions.

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Yeah . . my Radical doesn't act like a Raging Red at all.  My Red Zone acts somewhat like it, but goes longer and is smoother.  The Raging Red moved earlier and had a violent move to the pocket that wouldn't quit, I haven't seen anything that's really close to that at all.
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What you just described of the Raging Red.. my Radical does EXACTLY that.. exactly why I suggested it.. but whatever.

I don't feel that numbers are everything though either.. your looking at a completly different beast. Pk 18 v Activator, multidensity outer core that no one uses anymore.. so I felt that comparing numbers was very trivial. *shrugs*

-Chris
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