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Re: Tippmann 98 Custom UpGrades

In Reply to: Tippmann 98 Custom UpGrades posted by Kyoto Lee on January 02, 2003 at 20:27:17:

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Posted by:
Seth Sprague
on January 03, 2003 at 11:13:54

depending on the money i would go with a tear drop, my little brother has one and it is a little less accurate then my boomstick and the balls never curve and i shoot rpi paint too and the teardrop works fine so i would go with that. Plus there only 50 bucks and smart parts is the way to go

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: depending on the money i would go with a tear drop, my little brother has one and it is a little less accurate then my boomstick and the balls never curve and i shoot rpi paint too and the teardrop works fine so i would go with that. Plus there only 50 bucks and smart parts is the way to go

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