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Re: How fast can an E-blade shoot?

In Reply to: How fast can an E-blade shoot? posted by Adam_ Michael on August 06, 2003 at 21:43:27:

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Posted by:
Bryant "B12" James
on September 07, 2003 at 14:32:38

The e-Blade shoots as fast as your finger/loader permits. I had one put on my orracle about 4 monthes ago. 1 week after installation my board wigged out and the eye wouldn't work anymore. The guys at eclipse were great and my sponser istalled a new board right away. Since then, I have shot one or more cases of paint through it a week, and never chopped a ball. My advice if you are worried about rippin' paint. Go Low Pressure, everything i.e. delrin bolt, valve, springs, etc.
And a Halo or at least an Eggo to feed it with.

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: The e-Blade shoots as fast as your finger/loader permits. I had one put on my orracle about 4 monthes ago. 1 week after installation my board wigged out and the eye wouldn't work anymore. The guys at eclipse were great and my sponser istalled a new board right away. Since then, I have shot one or more cases of paint through it a week, and never chopped a ball. My advice if you are worried about rippin' paint. Go Low Pressure, everything i.e. delrin bolt, valve, springs, etc. : And a Halo or at least an Eggo to feed it with.

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