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Re: Barrel and Hopper

In Reply to: Barrel and Hopper posted by tiger12 on November 30, 2003 at 01:03:02:

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Posted by:
b2k3
on November 30, 2003 at 04:01:07

the best hopper on the marker right now is the halo b, but for a spyder you should only need a 12vt revy. as far as barrels go, there are a lot of options. i personally use a dye boomstick, but ive also used the smart parts freak kit. the freak was a waste of $200+ in my opinion, i always changed to the boomstick. it all depends and how much money you want to spend, what your preferences are, and how much patience you have.

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: the best hopper on the marker right now is the halo b, but for a spyder you should only need a 12vt revy. as far as barrels go, there are a lot of options. i personally use a dye boomstick, but ive also used the smart parts freak kit. the freak was a waste of $200+ in my opinion, i always changed to the boomstick. it all depends and how much money you want to spend, what your preferences are, and how much patience you have.

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