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angel prototype at the 97 hyperball
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Modern Classics
- Thread starter Dusty
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Agreed.The original shocker 4x4 turbo,electronic markers/ramping wouldn't be where it is today without that all time classic
Also, the Z body (not the Z frame) mag. It had a screw by the barrel that you could turn, the further you turned it, the further the ball went, like a hop up system. As the ball was spinning backwards, it looked like it was going dead slow, but it went for miles and miles and miles and miles and miles..........
In fact, I'm off to the classifieds.....
The original "shoebox" shocker & first WDP Angel are credited with being the first electro/pnumatic markers to hit the game in 1995/96. They were a quantum leap in technology, and helped move the game into the electronic era. Out of the two I consider the WDP Angel my personal classic, just because I think its a nicer looking gun - never owned one though.
We just can't keep up with your knowladge Tom, you've got to allow for 'gat lag'. Suprisingly accurate marker the shoe box, I know that marker has sod all to do with it but you could put any paint through my mates one and it would should straight.That's the shocker made by pvi for sp.
Any explanation for that or just Sh*t happens? btw I must appologise for my awful spelling.i could hit a bottle top at 25 yards every time with mine, which i still have (no, not the bottle top..
got to disagree, i think the non stock IE ton ton dark and hybrid ones really stood out for me as a marker that will be with us for along while yet to come
the first NEXUS ego
DM6 size performance style
