Another T-68 Review

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   T-68 M203

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First Impressions

Wow, very nice, the M203 air system looks better in person than in the pictures, and the 9oz. and 20oz. tanks doesn’t  add  that much weight onto the T-68 when screwed into the M203 air system. The T-68 is very rugged, well built marker, and I like the look of the marker.

Different tank sizes

Here is a picture of it with the 9oz. tank. (The setup I like)

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Some people had questions on how easy it is to take the shroud off so that a 20oz. could be inserted into the M203 system. Just simply unscrew the allen nut from the right side of the M203 shroud.

[img width=331 height=248]http://www.rap4.com/site/Marines/allen.JPG[/img]

Here it is with a 20oz. tank

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Inside look at the M203 shroud.

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Firing Capabilities

I like the different modes of the fire selection, my favorite is the three shot burst mode, but I’m definitely going to use all of them. The T-68 sounds like no other .68cal paintball gun I have ever heard, it has a distinct pop.(almost sounds like a muffled .50cal machine gun).

The 9volt battery is easily inserted into the trigger grip, just unscrew two screws.

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