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Re: Like a "Drop Backward"?

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Posted by Dwight "Rebel50" Watson on September 16, 2002 at 12:19:04:

In Reply to: Re: Like a "Drop Backward"? posted by Michael on September 15, 2002 at 11:16:23:

Chad and Bones...
Thanks for your input. Maybe a little experimenting is in order.

D.W.

: On the cover of a paintball magazine i have from a few years ago, there is a picture of a player with an automag, and he has a very large piece of zigzaggy bent metal that i would call a "drop-upward." It places the nitrogen tank at a 45 degree angle down, with the regulator very close the the bottom of his barrel. It's really hard to explain, but i'm fairly sure it was a custom thing because i've never seen one in a store.

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Re: Like a "Drop Backward"? hipboyscott 18:26:08 09/17/02 (1)
- Who are u asking? Bones526
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: Chad and Bones... : Thanks for your input. Maybe a little experimenting is in order. : D.W. : : On the cover of a paintball magazine i have from a few years ago, there is a picture of a player with an automag, and he has a very large piece of zigzaggy bent metal that i would call a "drop-upward." It places the nitrogen tank at a 45 degree angle down, with the regulator very close the the bottom of his barrel. It's really hard to explain, but i'm fairly sure it was a custom thing because i've never seen one in a store.

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