WARPIG Tech Talk - Model 98 / 98 Custom - upgrading help 98C (lapco,flatline)


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WARPIG Tech Talk - Model 98 / 98 Custom
upgrading help 98C (lapco,flatline)

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Posted by dirtyLizard on March 21, 2002 at 10:38:24:

I am relativly new to paintball but I know a thing or two. I have a 98C, no upgrades. I am planning on upgrading my barrel to either a lapco bigshot or a flatline. My stock barrel hardly breaks balls and never chops them. Do either of these break balls much? I play rec-ball in the woods, and hardly any speedball. Anyways, any other upgrade suggestions would be appriciated, especially low cost. College doesnt help the cash flow. Thanks guys and a big shout to all the female paintball enthusiasts out there!

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Re: upgrading help 98C (lapco,flatline) Christopher "Doom_Dog" Bills 15:24:27 03/21/02 (3)
- a slight disagreement BIG_E 22:36:56 03/23/02 (2)
  - thanks dirtyLizard 10:00:02 03/27/02 (1)
    - Re: flatline/big shot onehot_tipp-man
      15:44:36 03/31/02 (0)

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: I am relativly new to paintball but I know a thing or two. I have a 98C, no upgrades. I am planning on upgrading my barrel to either a lapco bigshot or a flatline. My stock barrel hardly breaks balls and never chops them. Do either of these break balls much? I play rec-ball in the woods, and hardly any speedball. Anyways, any other upgrade suggestions would be appriciated, especially low cost. College doesnt help the cash flow. Thanks guys and a big shout to all the female paintball enthusiasts out there!

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