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Re: rodeo paintballs

In Reply to: rodeo paintballs posted by emarker on November 29, 2003 at 20:44:24:

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Posted by:
b2k3
on November 30, 2003 at 04:10:16

granted i dont shoot a spyder, but i usually use pmi paint (rps premium, marbs, etc). ive heard good things about worr paint too. diablo used to be pretty popular, but i havent seen much of it around. your spyder wont require any special paint, just dont use paint that has a thin shell as it will break due to the high pressure of spyders.

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: granted i dont shoot a spyder, but i usually use pmi paint (rps premium, marbs, etc). ive heard good things about worr paint too. diablo used to be pretty popular, but i havent seen much of it around. your spyder wont require any special paint, just dont use paint that has a thin shell as it will break due to the high pressure of spyders.

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