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Re: Empire Reloader or the Viewloader Revolution

In Reply to: Empire Reloader or the Viewloader Revolution posted by TX_shot on June 26, 2003 at 18:09:38:

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Posted by:
The_Bear
on June 27, 2003 at 20:33:46

ok here's the deal....empire made their propeller and its placement with MUCH more planning and this is obvious....my empire loader outstrips my 12v revvy by far....when i am shooting at about 13 bps the revvy skips about every 3 to 5 balls....with the empire i can shoot a continuous stream of paint without a skip for quite a while

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: ok here's the deal....empire made their propeller and its placement with MUCH more planning and this is obvious....my empire loader outstrips my 12v revvy by far....when i am shooting at about 13 bps the revvy skips about every 3 to 5 balls....with the empire i can shoot a continuous stream of paint without a skip for quite a while

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