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Gallery Here are some pictures of my gun, me using it, and some of it's parts (current and old). My AKA is back with a bloody nice fade. It's sooo damn tiny too!
My Gear, as of 1/1/04. Expect the AKA cocker to get a nice fade anno, from black to blood red, within the next two months.
My gear and specs: "Bloody Sunrise Merlin": 2001 WGP Autococker - #98477
Barrels: Freak Kit, 14' J&J Ceramic, Stock WGP Barrel |
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I accept no responsibility for the repairs you make to your marker. This site is purely informational, and the information is correct to the best of my knowledge. If you make repairs or service your marker based on information from this site, you do so AT YOUR OWN RISK. If you do not feel qualified or confident in servicing your marker, please take it to a qualified airsmith or paintball shop and have the work performed there.