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Re: VL3000

In Reply to: VL3000 posted by Patrick on January 21, 2003 at 17:26:31:

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PigTech
on January 23, 2003 at 10:10:26
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: Just a quick question, does anyone know where i can find shells for a VL3000? I've looked everywhere it seems, but no one carries them. A few places say they've never even heard of it.
The two places I'd try are www.iisports.com and www.skanline.com - not their online catalogs, but call the shops. In both cases they are long time, large Southern California paintball shops, so you never know what kind of old goodies they've got tucked in bins in the back corner of the shop.
See you on the field,
-Bill Mills

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: : Just a quick question, does anyone know where i can find shells for a VL3000? I've looked everywhere it seems, but no one carries them. A few places say they've never even heard of it. : The two places I'd try are www.iisports.com and www.skanline.com - not their online catalogs, but call the shops. In both cases they are long time, large Southern California paintball shops, so you never know what kind of old goodies they've got tucked in bins in the back corner of the shop. : See you on the field, : -Bill Mills

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