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Hammer Head

In Reply to: which barrell isbetter posted by rodman on May 05, 2003 at 21:51:28:

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Posted by:
Poldo
on May 05, 2003 at 21:54:49

Check out the Hammer Head. www.officialpaintball.com they are pretty cool. you can get a front and a back...then get the rest later. they are the lightest barrels ever i believe. ultralights have nothing on them. just a suggestion
i like mine
adam

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Re: Whats wrong with the barrel you have? Dale "Head_Hunters" DuPont 09:05:12 05/06/03 (4)

Re: Whats wrong with the barrel you have? rodman 09:54:59 05/06/03 (3)

Boy, your stirrin the turd with that question.... Razorpb 15:56:03 05/06/03 (2)

Re: Boy, your stirrin the turd with that question.... rodman 13:04:44 05/07/03 (1)

Re: Boy, your stirrin the turd with that question.... Razorpb 16:37:09 05/07/03 (0)

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: Check out the Hammer Head. www.officialpaintball.com they are pretty cool. you can get a front and a back...then get the rest later. they are the lightest barrels ever i believe. ultralights have nothing on them. just a suggestion : i like mine : adam

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