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Rudy Cocker, a low pressure Autococker clone which operates at about 150 psi	Instead of a pneumatics block, the pneumatics are connected straight into the receiver, and the LPR is mounted vertically	Pneumatics mounting detail	Worr Games Products	Kenny goes nuts in the WGP booth
WGP's new Oracle Autococker	Morgan Awards, trophy supplier to the paintball industry	Splatterpark paintball park	The Kingman/raven crew	Raven's Nuvis-1 goggles
Raven jerseys	Raven sponsored team Bad Company captain Tommy Cole oversees his sponsor's booth	Custom Products of Arizona	The latest 3D version of CP's now famous flame drop forwards	Keely Watson chills in the Extreme Rage booth
Extreme Rage's new accessory line - Omega	Extreme Rage 45 wraparound grips	Poopy's got a brand new bag	Shocktech - Thanks Mark and Dave for keeping an eye on our gear!	Shocktech's new roller sear for the Autococker - hardened steel lug is complimented by replaceable sealed bearings

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