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Re: Newbie Need Advice on Buy

In Reply to: Newbie Need Advice on Buy posted by Hecman on December 07, 2002 at 22:12:05:

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Posted by:
Lewy
on December 11, 2002 at 00:33:34

I would recomend the M3 black dragun, similar to a spyder with a step up. We have 5 at my field and they only have a couple usual problems ( the user). They seem to be a real nice marker. If they were out before I bought my Spyder I wwould of definantly gone with the Compact and bought a regulator and bottomline.

: Dear Warpig Forum,
: I need your advice in deciding which marker to start my entry to paintball and it became clear that a Tippmann or Spyder marker would be it. Which brings me here now. What marker brand would be best in your experience?
: Hector the Newbie

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: I would recomend the M3 black dragun, similar to a spyder with a step up. We have 5 at my field and they only have a couple usual problems ( the user). They seem to be a real nice marker. If they were out before I bought my Spyder I wwould of definantly gone with the Compact and bought a regulator and bottomline. : : : Dear Warpig Forum, : : I need your advice in deciding which marker to start my entry to paintball and it became clear that a Tippmann or Spyder marker would be it. Which brings me here now. What marker brand would be best in your experience? : : Hector the Newbie

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