World Cup 2003

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Paintball Kingdom	PBK Intimidator with good news - the Pool Boy is in remission	Paintball Kingdom clamping feed neck	Colars inside tighten down when the neck is clamped	PMI's Evil Paintball trailer
The new Piranha EVO - electronic blowback with anti-chop eye expected on the market before Christmas with a price tag under $300	The X-Ray 2 goggle - as notable as the new design is the logo - Extreme Rage is now a part of PMI	Prototype Extreme Rage Power Loader - this continuous drive loader has a rotating vortex around the feed neck	to prevent jams - note this prototype was spray painted - production models will be molded of solid color materials	The Piranha line has undergone changes - including tool free cup seal access on all models
New warranty covers the receiver for life	Evil Scion air system - adjustable output regulator with dual guages	and dual burst disks	High gloss solid black tanks on the Scion	The pIMP kit - everything for a custom Impulse but the ram and hammer
The Evil girls with the pIMP kit	Evil Omens are being produced in limited custom anodizing runs	New one piece pipe barrel, counter bored with two diameters like a two piece barrel	Evil Legion Pants - Velcro under the cuffs adjust the leg length to allow one size to fit all	Zip off pockets can be imprinted with team or sponsor logos and swapped out
Evil PUS paintgun grease and Intimidator accessories	Dragun Paintball	Dragunfly electonic semi		Dragun electronic semi

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