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PSP World Cup
November 7-12, 2006
Photography by Dawn Mills

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Custom Products	Custom Products new screw in preset HPA systems	Shocker NXT Accessories	DM with CP accessories	DMC with CP accessories
Angel with CP accessories	Tippmann Pneumatics	Tippmann's new Triumph line puts the Tippmann design in a lower cost entry level body		The Triumph loader - a modern sorting feed loader with an entry level price tag
Tippmann's new X7 - developed with Special Ops Paintball - it has a light and rugged magnesium body with Tippmann internals and a low profile hopper on a Cyclone feed	The X7's vented ram for the Cyclone feed - a full line of milsim X7 accessories are matched to fit from Special Ops Paintball	NXe	NXe is not just tournament pods and packs anymore	NXe's new scenario vest
Shocktech	Renick Miller brought and displayed his personal paintgun collection in a fantastic display of paintball history	A vintage WGP Sniper pump with Thompson style stock (the Sniper design evolved into the Autococker)	Old school Pump Uzi	Puma

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