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    Posted: 07 December 2004 at 7:16pm
Silver 98c

12" bigshot (bead blasted or not?)

WGP torpedo drop (does it fit a 68/4500 crossfire? Easily?)

Shadow Full Boar Rear Cocking System

Some double trigger. Not the tippmann one. Please advise.

New grips, maybe

Also, has anyone used the pro team powerfeed, and if so, is it worth it.

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Sounds good. Yes that drop fits a 68 fine, save the grips money for a firepower upgrade such as a r/t or if u dont want a firepower upgrade, than just save for a Revy, you won't need to much more.

Put a pen spring in it.

BTW- my 98c did't work with air and r/t neway so screw the r/t...i know alot of people that their 98-r/t wont work with air.

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The bigshot is a great barrel, the torpedo drop should fit any tank you want to put on it. The SFBR cocking system is nice, it really quiets the gun down and keeps dirt out. For the double trigger check here, they have few different ones county paintball . Dye stickies are nice and comfortable, and 32 degrees gel grips are nice as well. I haven't used the powerfeed so I can't help you there. It should be a good setup that will give you good performance.
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Any other input?

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Well, will you be playin both speedball and woodsball or strictly one of them. If you plan to do mainly speedball, look into a BSI ebolt. I like the looks of those stick triggers on 98s. Also, a lpk or some kind of regulator like a torpedo.
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Oh damn forgot about the reg, go me...

I think a torpedo, ergo, or stab would do the trick.

I play speedball about twice a year, woods 4-5 times.
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