World Cup 2003

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Shocktech logo drop forward	Shocktech Impulse	Shocktech Intimidator	Shocktech Autococker	Shocktech twist lock bolts for Spyder
The largest booth at the trade show - large by itself than the World Cup trade show was in its early years - DYE	Crowds in the DYE tent	DYE's expanding casual wear line - including blue jeans	and shorts...	DYE's new brand - Proto
Proto gloves	Proto - Switch goggle system	DYE Autococker	DYE Matrix - LCD model with DYE regulators	DYE ATC - All Terrain Cleat
	DYE Invision Goggles	Billy Wing of the SC Ironmen with the DM4 Matrix	The DM4 bolt assembly is smaller than the LCD/LED Matrix bolt and removes in just 1.5 turns of a hex wrench (all tools are included with the DM4)	The DM4 bolt disassembles easily into 4 major components, unlike the LCD Matrix's 8
Integrated on/off valve.  Above it is the air chamber sending gas to the back of the paintgun	The LPR lies in the rear, and aove it the path to send low pressure gas to the solenoid valve and then the bolt	In addition to new lines, integrated anti-chop eye, and lighter weight, the solenoid valve mounts without a manifold, reducing possible leak points	The LPR removes easily after taking off its rear cap, and removing its lock screw from under the frame	Simple, waterproof membrane buttons for power and eye activation - timing values are set with internal dip switches

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