WARPIG Tech Talk - Model 98 / 98 Custom


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Re: 98custom upgrades

In Reply to: 98custom upgrades posted by Jimbildo on January 12, 2003 at 14:44:52:

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Posted by:
nathan "natedogg" chavez
on January 17, 2003 at 00:13:20

I would say do what u think u like to ur marker. it all depends on ur style of play. if ur into speedball dont get a flatline or a scope. if ur into rec-ball or scenario games and u want to be a sniper type player then a flatline and a scope would be good for one recon (scope) and range flatline. from what i hear a x-chamber is a waste of money. i would recommend a palmer stablizer, a remote line ( acts as a x-chamber), and a stock, if u have the money a hpa system

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: I would say do what u think u like to ur marker. it all depends on ur style of play. if ur into speedball dont get a flatline or a scope. if ur into rec-ball or scenario games and u want to be a sniper type player then a flatline and a scope would be good for one recon (scope) and range flatline. from what i hear a x-chamber is a waste of money. i would recommend a palmer stablizer, a remote line ( acts as a x-chamber), and a stock, if u have the money a hpa system

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