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Well, the Tippmann's too long.

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Posted by hipboyscott on September 13, 2002 at 18:40:09:

I think that a 12" reciever with a grip at the very back sux. I think that in-line paintball markers are too long, and stacked tube are too top heavy. I really think that People can make it smaller, And Im working on that problem, no more foot longs!!

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: I think that a 12" reciever with a grip at the very back sux. I think that in-line paintball markers are too long, and stacked tube are too top heavy. I really think that People can make it smaller, And Im working on that problem, no more foot longs!!

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