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Posted by:
kamakazee
on July 02, 2003 at 23:43:30

stupid question i kno..but help me out here. ive had my tippmann m98 custom for a few years now...done sum upgrades but im lookin to buy a better marker. my price range is anything under $500...but the cheaper the better. i need info on terms of accuracy, reliability, and all those other great things that make markers good. any advice would be greatly appricieated...thanx (and i kno that everyone here probably gets tired of questions like theese and i apologize but nobody at my field has any advice on high end markers so bear with me)

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: stupid question i kno..but help me out here. ive had my tippmann m98 custom for a few years now...done sum upgrades but im lookin to buy a better marker. my price range is anything under $500...but the cheaper the better. i need info on terms of accuracy, reliability, and all those other great things that make markers good. any advice would be greatly appricieated...thanx (and i kno that everyone here probably gets tired of questions like theese and i apologize but nobody at my field has any advice on high end markers so bear with me)

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