After 5 years playing at the same field, people aren't surprised anymore when I get there with a new Mag or something uncommon. Before that, I used to play at another field which had a huge Mag following, so it was a shame to see it close. Oddly enough, the Mag players went on to play at another field in the west end of town, so I remain the token Mag player at my homefield.
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Ive mostly been using my eyeball cocker (first reverse cocker) or my blazer. Playing at a local indoor field i hear that distinctive mag ting from a crown point barrel see a guy using a sleeper pneumag..."cue mortal combat theme" cocker..mag..must have a one vs one.
The look on the local agg electro crowd as we start tearing into each other at around the same 12bps they were capped atComment
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I got into a HUGE firefight with an semipro holding an Angel once. I caught one across the hopper after pouring 3 pods and a hopper at him. As I walked off the field I saw 4 pods at his feet and he gave me a fist bump.... I felt better
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Playing with my classic pneumag, the ref says "is that an old mag?". I say "yeah, kind of. It's a pneu-mag". He says "no, that's an old mag." [sigh, never mind]
Playing with my x-minimag and a gravity hopper with 3 to 4 balls of RT action at a time. Ref says "shoot just one in the creek". I do that. He says "just checking. Will that do PSP?"
Not really a mag thing, but typical - playing with my stock class feed pump mag, a dad asks me "where do you put the balls in that?"
My son's pump mag is a collection of my first runs and uses the rear rail ASA with a small bottle, poorly jeweled body (w/lukes vert), finned reg back, rainman kit, and an old stubby minimag barrel. I think unfamiliar people recognize the pump handle and leave it at that.Comment
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