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  1. 01-23-2010 12:03 PM #1
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    Talking Belt fed!

    If this ain't cool then there is nothing on this old earth that is!

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    That is really COOL!

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    I would need two boys with buckets to keep ammo to it!
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    It looks like a tippman 1919A4

    Theres also a .22 magnum M2HB

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    Heres a Tippman full auto .22", looks identical to me.

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    Oh, the fun that could be had with a couple of those mounted in a large RC model plane.....
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    I've seen one at a local gunshow. Didn't get to shoot it but it was cool. and he was only asking a mere 10 g's
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