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WARPIG Tech Talk - High End Paintguns
Re: Angel vs. Matrix ??? help !!
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Posted by Ross Robertson on July 02, 2002 at 23:06:23:

In Reply to: Angel vs. Matrix ??? help !! posted by Casper-D-Ghost on July 02, 2002 at 01:47:34:

: OK here is the lowdown I am trying to may up my mine between Any angel (Dark,Cobra,Adrenalin, one of these 3 ) or an Tequlia Matrix custom made

: I need some input on what to do both great markers matrix high manitance ,angel i have owned one 99 LED , but from what i have just read ??? how often do u have to lude a matrix (in a turny do u have to tear down an relube during a game ?? 2 cases of paint all day ??

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: thanks people


One word.........Angel. There are some things about the matrix thaat i even like but the are take a lot more gas and there is not as many after-market parts for the matrix. Plus its harded to get you Matrix fixed if you have to send it back to the company and with angel they make it easy.

Ross



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