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Ultimate Madness II
April 5-7, 2002
Huntington, WV

Technical Photo Gallery
Photography by Bill Mills - WARPIG.com

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Eric Zorn of EZ Paintball adjusts one of his air compressors for the event air		 MVC006S.jpg
He got these Bauer compressors from Switzerland		 MVC007S.jpg
and are powered by VW engines		 MVC008S.jpg MVC009S.jpg
Bauer fill station
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AGD's booth		 MVC017S.jpg
Inside Extreme Rage's new bag		 MVC019S.jpg
Outside the same bag		 MVC035S.jpg
Matte finish ano Shocktech Matrix		 MVC278S.jpg
Mantis gear packs
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Prototype body for the Adrenalin Impulse		 MVC280S.jpg
According to Adrenalin founder James Graley, it's the first 4 axis milled Impulse body		 MVC281S.jpg
Fluted back		 MVC282S.jpg
Cut through text that will feature color anodized or chromed inserts		 MVC283S.jpg
Drop Zone's booth had a variety of accessories and provided Viewloader support
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AKALMP		 MVC285S.jpg
New purple acid pattern for the Excalibur - also new electronics include power level LED in the rear		 MVC286S.jpg
ICD's GS series bushmasters feature sleeved bolt path		 MVC287S.jpg MVC288S.jpg
Another GS Series Bushmaster

 

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