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PSP World Cup 2005
October 2005
Photography by Dawn Mills

Technical Photo Gallery

Smart Parts goes Scenario with the SP-8 Ion guts in a high tech looking body - this is a compact model, without the stock - the "Magazine" detaches like a real magazine and covers the vertical reg - under the shroud is an Ion/Impulse threaded barrel	New Freak Case is more compact by using a two layer design	SP's New Blackheart board for the Ion - Blackheart boards for all Smart Parts guns have new features and modes	An SP-8 with the works - Picatiny rails, and the adjustable rear stock - scope, sight and laser not included	A young player checks out the SP-8
A prototype of the soon to be released preset version of the Max Flo regulator. Because it is not a screw in, thread locker is not needed and it is designed to be removed from the tank for air travel	While it is expected to ship soon, as of World Cup it didn't have an official name yet	Proto, DYE's secondary brand line	The Axis goggle system from Proto	The 06 Proto Matrix
The Ultralight Matrix grip frame on an 06 Proto	Proto Jerseys	ProtoPants	Proto gloves	Proto gear bag
Legacy jersey	Proto practice jerseys - light mesh, no sleeves, and a wide V-neck line	Proto rolling gear bag		The brand that power's Aftershock - Shocktech from Bad Boyz Toyz

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