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Posted by Lord Bunker on June 26, 2002 at 09:42:22:

In Reply to: Re: Getting rid of my flatline 98 for a phantom posted by LanceR on June 25, 2002 at 18:02:41:

i kept my m98, get a shorter barrel and a dropforward. i use it on those short speed ball fields where the play tends to be a bit faster paced than i like with the pump. that ore i'm getting stuck in the back providing support.

also pull it out when i'm at an event with exceptionally small event paint. gotta love the detent nub.

i've accumilated alot of markers just because to me they don't really have enough resail value to justify selling them.

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: i kept my m98, get a shorter barrel and a dropforward. i use it on those short speed ball fields where the play tends to be a bit faster paced than i like with the pump. that ore i'm getting stuck in the back providing support. : also pull it out when i'm at an event with exceptionally small event paint. gotta love the detent nub. : i've accumilated alot of markers just because to me they don't really have enough resail value to justify selling them.

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