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Nexion?

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Posted by:
C.W. "Stymie" Thomas
on October 05, 2003 at 20:42:29

I have a younger brother in search of a good, cheaper marker. He works for a store where he can get Nexions, some Spyders, or A5s and M98s cheap.
I have been a Tippmann man since my first ProLite, but didn't want to color my brother's choice. I know nothing about Nexions and all I know about Spyders is that there are about a bjillion different ones.
Anybody have any skinny on either of these Kingman products? Or is an A5 the way to go?
Any comments, good, bad, or ugly would be appreciated.

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: I have a younger brother in search of a good, cheaper marker. He works for a store where he can get Nexions, some Spyders, or A5s and M98s cheap. : I have been a Tippmann man since my first ProLite, but didn't want to color my brother's choice. I know nothing about Nexions and all I know about Spyders is that there are about a bjillion different ones. : Anybody have any skinny on either of these Kingman products? Or is an A5 the way to go? : Any comments, good, bad, or ugly would be appreciated.

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