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Upgrades for Trracer/Maverick

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Posted by:
Oxbrain
on February 20, 2003 at 12:18:08

What upgrades would I need for a Trracer non deluxe? Is it worth getting an adjustable bolt if I am shooting 280 without one? Is it possible/worthwhile to get an anti-siphon tank? Right now I'm using a 12oz. Are there any expansion chambers made for Trracers? Also, I have an old daisy red dot sight. It's meant for BB guns, Would it be sturdy enough to take a direct hit from a paintball? Any suggested upgrades I'm forgetting?

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: What upgrades would I need for a Trracer non deluxe? Is it worth getting an adjustable bolt if I am shooting 280 without one? Is it possible/worthwhile to get an anti-siphon tank? Right now I'm using a 12oz. Are there any expansion chambers made for Trracers? Also, I have an old daisy red dot sight. It's meant for BB guns, Would it be sturdy enough to take a direct hit from a paintball? Any suggested upgrades I'm forgetting?

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