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WARPIG Tech Talk - High End Paintguns

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Posted by:
Dixie
on February 10, 2003 at 00:09:00

i am now just getting really into paintball
i have always had a spyder classic
and shot it aroundand played w/ my brother
but now my friend has really got me into paintball
and i got a chance to play more
but i need help selecting my equitment
now i have been watching and tape and been practicin with a begginers gun
and sum begginer other things
but i want to take it up b 4 i get more serious
if any one has a good offer or would like to suddjest sum good things (not too costy) i might need
just email me at BroncoHomie@aol.com or reply to this forum
thank you all very much
-dixie
thank

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