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    Posted: 07 February 2006 at 7:18am
Wondering what you guys think of the carbine or procarbine thanks in advance
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I have a Pro/Carbine and I love it. I would go with the Pro/Carbine over the 68 Carbine because of the Feedneck problems that the 68 Carbine has.
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i have a prolite, i like it, ive used the procarbine many times, its an eceptionally good paintball gun, its accurate and is damn quiet with a 16 inch AA on it.
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thanks guys that helped a bunch
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Pro/carbine=awesome, especially in the hands of enos.
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I have a 68-Carbine.  The feed neck issue is fixed by getting an aftermarket metal one.

I do however have to perform surgery on it.  After 10-years of service, I stripped threads in the upper receiver where the air nipple (heh... he... heh..) goes in.  I'm going to try a helicoil and see if that will fix it.
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thanks guys
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Yeah, the ProCarbine rocks!!  I went and played some speedball two weeks ago and the ref let me use my r/t since me and my friends were up against a 2 timmy, 2 shockers, and an ion.  We owned them and in one match I eliminated 4 of the 5 with the ProCarbine.  Under estimating a Tippmann was their first mistake.
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How's it compared to a5's and custom pros?
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not as readily up-gradeable, but you can customize that sucker, and for some reason-in the hands of a professional-it can be an efficient and highly lethal weapon!
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