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complete and utter Bull

In Reply to: .6mm paintballs posted by Jason C on September 30, 2003 at 11:30:16:

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Posted by:
hipboyscott
on October 04, 2003 at 20:22:47

I shot myself point blank with a spring pistol (220FPS) and it diddn't break.
it hurt like all hell, but it diddnt break. (actually bounced better than the plastic ones)
and they are heavy. they shoot like 10 feet and thats with a 5 foot grouping.
i'd be better shooting 6mm berries at you and having them bust.
basically, it's the most BS i've seen in a while

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Bulls don't have utter's silly...cows do.(nt) Gene "Repoman" Wood 23:55:53 10/05/03 (0)

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: I shot myself point blank with a spring pistol (220FPS) and it diddn't break. : it hurt like all hell, but it diddnt break. (actually bounced better than the plastic ones) : and they are heavy. they shoot like 10 feet and thats with a 5 foot grouping. : i'd be better shooting 6mm berries at you and having them bust. : basically, it's the most BS i've seen in a while

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