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Re: Just played my first game with mine today.

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Posted by Doc Holiday on March 17, 2002 at 05:05:47:

In Reply to: Re: Just played my first game with mine today. posted by Dirk on March 16, 2002 at 19:05:36:

Hiya Dirk,

: yeah...I have experienced "hopper leaking" too....when I used to play with my
: SP Shocker Turbo or Arne's Angel. No matter how many loaders I packed my hopper always seemed to be about empty :)

...You've got no business talking about this. Your hopper would leak shooting a brass eagle stingray. Now that i've got my IR3 I can finally keep up with you... but only for a short period. LOL.

: By the way, I ordererd a new WDP 114 cu A.I.R. and it looks great on my gun. Oliver parted with his "old" Palmer Quick Switch and it ist now doing some work on my gun. The trigger pull is down to 2mm now and I can outshoot my 12V Revvy with ease. How are things going in Italy?

A 114?!?! Yikes! I'd like to see a pic of that. What sort of drop are you using now? Is it still the Shocktech angled drop?
When you say you are outshooting your revy, are you talking about the same revy we put the Turbo Rev board in? If so, you may just have to break down and buy a warp feed.

Things here are pretty good. I still have no idea when i'm going back to the states, the military keeps screwing with me. I found out that the naval base in Naples is having it's first ever 5 man tournament on the 4th of may. Entry fee is $40 per team and paint will be $65 a case for PMI Premium. Would you and Olli, and maybe even arne like to come down and play it with me and Ronnie? Maybe one last tournament under the "Sick and Twisted" banner before I leave Europe. Let me know.

By the way, it's first ever tournament (That I know of) in Italy. And truthfully, i'm about 90% sure we could win.

-Doc

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: Hiya Dirk, : : yeah...I have experienced "hopper leaking" too....when I used to play with my : : SP Shocker Turbo or Arne's Angel. No matter how many loaders I packed my hopper always seemed to be about empty :) : ...You've got no business talking about this. Your hopper would leak shooting a brass eagle stingray. Now that i've got my IR3 I can finally keep up with you... but only for a short period. LOL. : : By the way, I ordererd a new WDP 114 cu A.I.R. and it looks great on my gun. Oliver parted with his "old" Palmer Quick Switch and it ist now doing some work on my gun. The trigger pull is down to 2mm now and I can outshoot my 12V Revvy with ease. How are things going in Italy? : A 114?!?! Yikes! I'd like to see a pic of that. What sort of drop are you using now? Is it still the Shocktech angled drop? : When you say you are outshooting your revy, are you talking about the same revy we put the Turbo Rev board in? If so, you may just have to break down and buy a warp feed. : Things here are pretty good. I still have no idea when i'm going back to the states, the military keeps screwing with me. I found out that the naval base in Naples is having it's first ever 5 man tournament on the 4th of may. Entry fee is $40 per team and paint will be $65 a case for PMI Premium. Would you and Olli, and maybe even arne like to come down and play it with me and Ronnie? Maybe one last tournament under the "Sick and Twisted" banner before I leave Europe. Let me know. : By the way, it's first ever tournament (That I know of) in Italy. And truthfully, i'm about 90% sure we could win. : -Doc

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