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Re: Nedd help

In Reply to: Re: Nedd help posted by Wheelchairman on August 27, 2003 at 16:41:14:


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Posted by:
"dorsai" SW Fla

on January 31, 2004 at 05:49:03

Hello,

From the expereience I've had with smaller
pellets, it's very hard to make them break on anything but hard surfaces. That's the problem
with the RAM guns, which shoot the 40 cal and
as for the 6mm pellets, they're so light, I
can't see you shooting them fast enough to get
them to break or even travel very far. Look
at the PBM-14, a 14 pellet mine which uses
0.68 caliber pellets. It'll score hits on
people at better than 20 feet. Price is around
93.00, with shippoing here in US. You can find
them listed on this site-
http://www.virtualwargameproducts.com

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