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WARPIG Tech Talk - Model 98 / 98 Custom
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Posted by BIG_E on March 23, 2002 at 22:36:56:

In Reply to: Re: upgrading help 98C (lapco,flatline) posted by Christopher on March 21, 2002 at 15:24:27:

: If you are a rec-ball player go with the flatline, it is awsome in the woods and nothing beats the distance. There are two thinks about the flatline though. First you must install it correctly, tippmann.com has a help page for this,or else it will chop balls. What I did was have it instaled at my locale paintball store. Second you want to use thicker skinned paint because the backspin puts a lot of stress on the ball, marbelizers are the best.

I agree, go with the Flatline. Your buddies will quake in their fake jump boots when the see it. I'd even mount a shot-gun scope on it. What the heck...your a rec player, build a sniper gun. The Flatline's got distance on accuracy advantage over any barrel available. Pick 'em off at a distance. As for paint, Marbilizer is a good paint when it's fresh. The problem is that it's almost never fresh when you by it. Go to your local dealer and pick up some 32 Degree Competition or Diablo Blaze. I prefer the Diablo Blaze. It's got a nice thick shell. Proball Platinum is also a good paint. A decent price for any of these is between $60 and $75 a case.

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: : If you are a rec-ball player go with the flatline, it is awsome in the woods and nothing beats the distance. There are two thinks about the flatline though. First you must install it correctly, tippmann.com has a help page for this,or else it will chop balls. What I did was have it instaled at my locale paintball store. Second you want to use thicker skinned paint because the backspin puts a lot of stress on the ball, marbelizers are the best. : I agree, go with the Flatline. Your buddies will quake in their fake jump boots when the see it. I'd even mount a shot-gun scope on it. What the heck...your a rec player, build a sniper gun. The Flatline's got distance on accuracy advantage over any barrel available. Pick 'em off at a distance. As for paint, Marbilizer is a good paint when it's fresh. The problem is that it's almost never fresh when you by it. Go to your local dealer and pick up some 32 Degree Competition or Diablo Blaze. I prefer the Diablo Blaze. It's got a nice thick shell. Proball Platinum is also a good paint. A decent price for any of these is between $60 and $75 a case.

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