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Re: ICE Epic

In Reply to: ICE Epic posted by Darby_Crash on November 22, 2002 at 03:03:15:

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Posted by:
m98monkey
on November 24, 2002 at 09:36:13

The trap door is a sliding/sealing door on the outside of the gun, when the gun fires it opens to allow a ball in and shuts quickly. From there the trigger opens the firing valve and it works like a blow gun, pushing the ball forward into and out of the barrel with a burst of air. It CAN chop still however. The trap door can shut on a ball and chop.

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: The trap door is a sliding/sealing door on the outside of the gun, when the gun fires it opens to allow a ball in and shuts quickly. From there the trigger opens the firing valve and it works like a blow gun, pushing the ball forward into and out of the barrel with a burst of air. It CAN chop still however. The trap door can shut on a ball and chop.

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