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PSP World Cup
October 23-28, 2007
Photography by Dawn Mills

Vendor Gallery

Crossfire, Inc.	Crossfire makes not only their regs, but their own cylinders too.		Nice clear safety info - why doesn't everyone do that?	Brand new goggle systems being previewed by Save Phace - they are expected to ship in a couple of months, once ASTM compliance is verified by testing.
The Save Phace goggle system - curved quick-change lens, and a hard, paintable mask. Removeable foam and dual pane lenses optional.	Gangstar paintball - home of the Gangstar upgrade chips for the VLocity	Gangstar is now on Version 2.	Understood Clothing	Understood's folding wallet style marker bag
Encounter Sports	Clothing from Encounter Sports	The Airrowgun - air piston paintball marker powered by a compound bow.	Energy Paintball - batteries made and marketed for paintball.	Sly Clothing
Soft Goods from Full-Clip Paintball	Full-Clip's newest products - paintball pods styled after rifle magazines.	Sonny Lopez from Full Clip Paintball	Tacamo display at the Zap/Archon booth.	Zap / Archon trailer.

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