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

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Toxic Performance	Toxic Performance Impulses	The Menace Flag Stand, used on all of the IAO fields	The Race Gun electronic trigger frame for the Autococker	Racegun's stylish new front block - a nicer looking option than the sheet metal guard for the solenoid valve
New trigger from Race Gun	Installed Race Gun conversion with the original guard	Race Gun PC programming software ships on CD	Paintball artist and civil war illustrator Ronn Stern	The Sonic E-Racer, Sonic accessories from Mac Development on an Autococker with the RaceGun conversion
The Sonic backblock - the bolt pin can go in the top or either side	The Sonic Autococker kit, milled Worr Games body and Sonic accessories	Mac Development compressed air systems	James' brother Bourke's first trip to the US with Mac Development - Hi James!	Blue Hanse from EMR paintball
American Paintball Supply a new distributor selling to East Coast dealers	Nitro Duck air systems and booster pumps	JI Joe Outfitters' new swab pod cleans the inside and outside of a barrel at the same time. Top pod is cutaway to see how it works	Centerflag has teamed up with WGP to release Autocockers with the Uprising electronic trigger system preinstalled	Centerflag techs hard at work

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