I wanted to buy Ti-10 or MP99, i want to know which is better and why?

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  1. Gold-

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    I wanted to buy Ti-10 or MP99, i want to know which is better and why?
     
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    Which Ti-10 are you talking about? Old Ti-10 or new Ti-10?
     
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    i wan to buy the
    the new ti-10
     
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    They both perform similar but Ti-10 is cheaper.
     
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    Ti-10 I believe is faster..hard to compare cause my MP99 broke before I bought Ti-10. I find Ti-10 more powerful, just my opinion. I dont' really like MP99 that much.
     
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    Your technique needs to be really solid to handle the MP99 at its full potential... I dunno about Ti-10.
     
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    Ti-10 would be easier to use because many people say that MP99 takes time to use it properly.
     

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