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PSP/NPPL World Cup 2002
October 18-27, 2002
Kissimmee, FL
Trade Show Gallery 2

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Fireball Mountain's trigger frames for the Autococker - they are grooved and don't use grip panels.	A+ Anodizing	Planet	Eclipse Impulse from Planet.	Eclipse Autococker with new E-Blade electronic trigger and pneumatics valve.
Cleanly machined housing for the solenoid valve up front.		These first edition grip panels will be replaced with models that have stiffener inserts and different finger grooving.	The E-Blade's reflective IR eye detects the bolt and paint.	With the LED display, readings from the eye can be made, and sensitivity, as well as timing adjusted.
Bauer Compressors.	Bauer's fill stations.	The new Bauer S3 compressor dedigned to fill paintgun tanks directly - their only electric model powered by 120VAC.	The fill connector on the S3.	Laser Pro - while you wait laser engraving.
The engraver.	Chipley Custom Machining.	The J2 semiauto.	The J2 is also being built in a pump version.	The J2 front block.
CCM accessories and parts fit the J2, and most also fit the Autococker.	Titanium Paintball.	Titanium's Longbow two piece barrel system with titanium back half.	Titanium Paintball Jerseys.	"Blue" and Sue Hanse from EMR paintball in the Severe Paintball booth.

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