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Don't knock it until you try it

In Reply to: no flatline posted by Mike Roch on August 12, 2003 at 17:31:51:

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Posted by:
Bill "Capt Bill" Tison
on August 13, 2003 at 01:29:12

In the woods, nothing beats the flat shooting range of the flatline tippmann. Zings under branches and stuff that they can't shoot through. Hooks corners, too. The response trigger lets you throw a lot of cover fire but don't really use it. It's amazing how a little "rat ... tat ... tat" will keep most heads down, but the full auto sound is impressive.

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: In the woods, nothing beats the flat shooting range of the flatline tippmann. Zings under branches and stuff that they can't shoot through. Hooks corners, too. The response trigger lets you throw a lot of cover fire but don't really use it. It's amazing how a little "rat ... tat ... tat" will keep most heads down, but the full auto sound is impressive.

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