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Diablo International
Amateur Open
Trade Show Photo Gallery
August 6 - 12, 2002
Pittsburgh, PA

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System X	System X's new paintgun features most parts compatible with an Autococker	System X's twist removeable bolt	Web drop forward from System X	Advanced Identification Management
IAM does custom laser engraving	Titanium Paintball's new two piece barrels feature a titanium back end	The back section is so smooth it is designed to be used as a tight bore	Rocket Paintball's new pod filling funnel system	In only a second or two, pod after pod can be filled
Crossfire paintball, with their bin of exchanged regulators getting bigger and bigger	The center bottle is new in Crossfire's line - It holds 72 cubic inches of air and is barely longer than a standard 45ci	Fraction Paintball is a new casual clothing line from teen players Dan Thompson and Luke Saunders	Ballistic Sports is specializing in scenario look accessories for Tippmanns	Two of their set-ups
The Ballistic Sports booth	Ballistic Sports' carry handle locks onto a 3/8" sight raile and features a delta scope mount in the top	Custom Cylinders	Slayer and Slayer Self Adjusting (SA) barrels	Gunstand now has an ASA adapter to hold a paintgun with or without its air system

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