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13 LEGIONNAIRES SPONSORSHIPS
13 Legionnaires

13th Legionnaires Reach Sponsorship agreement with Planet Eclipse for 2009 and 2010 Seasons



The 13th Legionnaires are pleased to announce we have reached an agreement to shoot Planet Eclipse Egos and Geos for the remainder of the 2009 season continuing through 2010. Planet Eclipse’s premier markers have found a home in the hands of the Northeast’s premier scenario paintball team.

After a grueling 26 hour scenario with more than 30 Legionnaires and friends shooting Planet Eclipse Ego and Geo markers there was not a single mechanical failure, broken paintball or marker related issue throughout the event. Each marker was subject to the punishments of constant use, weather and countless cases of paintballs all without missing a beat. The 13th Legionnaires are proud and excited to be shooting Planet Eclipse's Ego and Geo markers, please look for us coming to a field near you.
 

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