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Re: Tippmann 98 Custom vs Spyder Sonix?

In Reply to: Re: Tippmann 98 Custom vs Spyder Sonix? posted by Christopher on December 26, 2002 at 01:41:50:

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GOOCH
on May 29, 2003 at 14:47:02

Deffenitly the 98. although i hear the snonix are one of the better spyders, its still a spyder, made of plastic and extruded aluminum. i broke every spyder ive ever owned, but have had no problems with my 98c with RT, and ive had it for twice as long as ived had the spyders(2) so yah the 98c, youll get funny looks but its more than able.

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: Deffenitly the 98. although i hear the snonix are one of the better spyders, its still a spyder, made of plastic and extruded aluminum. i broke every spyder ive ever owned, but have had no problems with my 98c with RT, and ive had it for twice as long as ived had the spyders(2) so yah the 98c, youll get funny looks but its more than able.

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