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Re: AKA Graveyard Cocker

In Reply to: AKA Graveyard Cocker posted by Brad_ on July 23, 2003 at 02:25:41:

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Posted by:
NrKissed
on August 19, 2003 at 16:47:13

I remember Spanky Painball had them for a while. They had a nice custom paint and matching shroud. Someone bought them out not to long ago. Anyone remember who?
NrK
: I have acquired an AKA mini graveyard cocker. I have heard a few stories about the body, I guess zap purchased 12 bodies and had them painted and clear powder coated in different designs. Has anyone heard of these cockers? This is not the FBM cocker. You can see this cocker at St Croix Paintball Supply in Hudson WI across from Fleet Farm.

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: I remember Spanky Painball had them for a while. They had a nice custom paint and matching shroud. Someone bought them out not to long ago. Anyone remember who? : NrK : : I have acquired an AKA mini graveyard cocker. I have heard a few stories about the body, I guess zap purchased 12 bodies and had them painted and clear powder coated in different designs. Has anyone heard of these cockers? This is not the FBM cocker. You can see this cocker at St Croix Paintball Supply in Hudson WI across from Fleet Farm.

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