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Posted by Charles "Splatmaster14" White on July 28, 2002 at 17:19:33:

Hi- I own a Splatmaster which I have customized by machining a barrel of aluminum, clearcoating the plastic body, painting the metal parts inside,etc. My question is this: does anyone know where I can get a knurled co2 knob, new spring kit, or any other parts for a Splatmaster (not a rapide). I have already bought a nice Ronin Gear holster for it, and more 10 round tubes. Is there anything else available?
Thanks-

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: Hi- I own a Splatmaster which I have customized by machining a barrel of aluminum, clearcoating the plastic body, painting the metal parts inside,etc. My question is this: does anyone know where I can get a knurled co2 knob, new spring kit, or any other parts for a Splatmaster (not a rapide). I have already bought a nice Ronin Gear holster for it, and more 10 round tubes. Is there anything else available? : Thanks-

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