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Posted by:
aws
on October 01, 2003 at 00:56:05

recently plaid speed ball at tombstone in norco california and got my butt handed to me! i dont know if it was that they were all using angels and were like pros or i just really sucked and didnt get a chance to shoot once. i guess i need a little more fire power in a sence. can anyone help me in finding the upgrades i need to do so. am not looking to buy anymore markers so can you leed me in the right direction. my marker is a classic with 45 grip, 88 ci 4500 hpa, palmers direct feed stablizer, stainless quick disconnects,benchmark drop forward with on/off and cocker barrel.

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Re: upgrades rick applegarth 15:34:58 10/01/03 (2)

Re: upgrades aws 23:23:23 10/02/03 (1)

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: recently plaid speed ball at tombstone in norco california and got my butt handed to me! i dont know if it was that they were all using angels and were like pros or i just really sucked and didnt get a chance to shoot once. i guess i need a little more fire power in a sence. can anyone help me in finding the upgrades i need to do so. am not looking to buy anymore markers so can you leed me in the right direction. my marker is a classic with 45 grip, 88 ci 4500 hpa, palmers direct feed stablizer, stainless quick disconnects,benchmark drop forward with on/off and cocker barrel.

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