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Re: Tippmann 98 Custom vs Spyder Sonix?

In Reply to: Tippmann 98 Custom vs Spyder Sonix? posted by Corrmick on December 24, 2002 at 20:49:27:

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Posted by:
Christopher "Doom_Dog" Bills
on December 26, 2002 at 01:41:50

O my word, the 98 hands down. My frend had one and it sucked bad. I played with it and it would shoot 2 balls every other time and had a slow leak of air. Another thing the sonix isnt nearly as able to be upgraded as the 98. With the 98 it can be a speedball gun, a rec gun, a sniper gun, full auto, flatlined, plus they are durable. Go with the 98 all the way.

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Re: Tippmann 98 Custom vs Spyder Sonix? GOOCH 14:47:02 05/29/03 (1)

Re: Tippmann 98 Custom vs Spyder Sonix? nyctophobia 01:40:40 06/17/03 (0)

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: O my word, the 98 hands down. My frend had one and it sucked bad. I played with it and it would shoot 2 balls every other time and had a slow leak of air. Another thing the sonix isnt nearly as able to be upgraded as the 98. With the 98 it can be a speedball gun, a rec gun, a sniper gun, full auto, flatlined, plus they are durable. Go with the 98 all the way.

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