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Re: Dang browser

In Reply to: Dang browser posted by Chris Harding on October 16, 2003 at 11:06:59:

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Posted by:
Bruce_ "redfish" Ryba
on October 16, 2003 at 21:22:54

: My browser remembered my last subject line and I forgot to check. The above post should have had a much different subject line...
It was $80.00 a case and I shot 4000 paintballs and did not break one ball. (I was very happy) The balls that did break in paintball guns - that I knew of were from players shooting faster than their revs could feed.
The balls also broke well on impact. The only complaint (if I was forced to think of one....) I hated the fill color (white).

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: : My browser remembered my last subject line and I forgot to check. The above post should have had a much different subject line... : It was $80.00 a case and I shot 4000 paintballs and did not break one ball. (I was very happy) The balls that did break in paintball guns - that I knew of were from players shooting faster than their revs could feed. : The balls also broke well on impact. The only complaint (if I was forced to think of one....) I hated the fill color (white).

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