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Re: Why aren't these guns more common?

In Reply to: Re: Why aren't these guns more common? posted by Tom Sparkman on December 13, 2002 at 11:50:18:

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m98monkey
on December 15, 2002 at 02:09:05

Too true, we are more and more trying to avoid the GUN look and make it more of the paintbal MARKER. Plus, I don't think the At's did too well. The feed system was great, but only for the small amounts of paint the clip could hold. That side feed system only served to slow down the gun because it wasn't force fed. Plus, it is different. Like the automag, no other system like it in the world and alot of people fear it.

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: Too true, we are more and more trying to avoid the GUN look and make it more of the paintbal MARKER. Plus, I don't think the At's did too well. The feed system was great, but only for the small amounts of paint the clip could hold. That side feed system only served to slow down the gun because it wasn't force fed. Plus, it is different. Like the automag, no other system like it in the world and alot of people fear it.

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