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

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Generation E and Toxic Performance.	Toxic Impulses	Toxic parts.	Bunker King soft goods.	E Matrix LCD
LCD display in grip frame.	Control buttons on rear.	Powerlyte.	Clear Axis grip frame shows how their pivot trigger and sear work.	Powerlyte's Hybrid semiauto.
Pneumatic cylinder for recocking is internal to the body.	3 way mount unlocks and swings up for easy access to timing rod.	The exhaust valve is further back than on similar paintguns to minimize blowback issue.	The LPR holds the valve spring and cup seal in place, gas for the cylinder is routed through the receiver.	The Scepter barrel system has inserts that lock in place, and are self centering.
The Sceptre Barrel assembled.	Warrior Sports Gear.	WSG shirts and packs.	WSG shirts.	War Machine - they make the Assault - and service Novas and Darkstars
The Assault is basically a 4th generation Nova.	The breech is removeable, and can be repositioned for Warp Feed.	LPR and solenoid on the front - War Machine says it's capable of 23 bps.	ROF and dwell adjustment in back, can be removed to be tourney legal.	Like the Nova, there is no bolt, the barrel moves back around the ball.

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