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At 4:38pm on June 18, 2009, Steffi Byers said…: Wanna view my cam?, come see me here We'll really have some fun! freelocalcams.info

At 3:46am on January 31, 2009, HeadHunter01 said…: Powder-Check out Operation Frozen Ghost, Feb 28, 09 at London Paintball!

At 9:34am on June 20, 2008, POWDER said…: ok thats to far from me. i was asking to see if you were closer so we can play but that as i said is far out there. talk later

At 7:46am on June 19, 2008, Jeffrey Meloche said…: I live in Mcgregor. It's on the southern tip. I'm right by Windsor.

At 11:57pm on June 17, 2008, POWDER said…: thanks. hopefully i get to go paintballing maybe i'll take my wife out so i can shoot her now that would be lots of fun Lol what part of ont do you live in?

At 11:21am on June 17, 2008, Jeffrey Meloche said…: Congrats on getting married. Hopefully you get out to play soon too.

At 1:16pm on June 16, 2008, Jeffrey Meloche said…: It's been going good been paintballing at my local feild almost every weekend. I wish I could go to D-day but way too far and too expensive. God that would be so awesome. Anyway what's new with you? Did you go to D-day?

At 3:21pm on May 9, 2008, POWDER said…: ok thanks again. As i said i'm new to all this so any info you have for me i thank you for it. Hopefully i'll be ready next time i go out.

At 1:56pm on May 9, 2008, Jeffrey Meloche said…: An anti-syphon tank is a tank which has a little tube on the inside of your tank, the tube angles towards the top of your tank so it can get only gas C02 and not the liquid c02 on the bottom. You don't want liquid c02 because it makes you marker less consiatant(less accurate) and with an electronic marker it can damage the insides. What I meant by if you are brave was that even with an anti-syphon tank there is still the posibility of getting some liquid c02 in you marker and damaging the internals. It's not going to explode. Here's a diagram.

http://www.madpaintballer.com/images/anti-siphon-co2-tank.gif

At 6:33pm on May 4, 2008, Jeffrey Meloche said…: I have never used an X-7, although I have used an Ion and actually own one. Overall it's a really good marker, It's light, very upgradeable, fast and consistant. It's a really great maker. The downside is that you need HPA, because if you use C02 and any liquid C02 gets into the marker it can damage it.( you can use an anti-siphon C02 tank if you're brave though) and you'll also need a forcefed hopper. These can get expensive. As for the X-7 here are some reviews on it since I have no personal experience with one.

http://www.pbreview.com/products/reviews/?sort=new&prod=4924

City

cambridge Ont.

Born:

August 10, 1981

Home Field:

anywhere i can play

Marker type:

MR1 spyder

Relationship Status:

Married

Favorite Balls:

as long as i'm playing i don't care what paintballs i use

Other Interests:

wood working,rebuilding my 87 old, being with my baby girl

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