'90's Angel...snapping back

[M-a-s-sDriver]

Rare...enjoy.
Brent Jackson

[M-a-s-sDriver]

With accepted footwear of the ancients...

[M-a-s-sDriver]

Close up...

[M-a-s-sDriver]

Very bad thing to have aimed at you...

[mag-hatter]

im pretty sure thats not an angel but its really kick ***. nice gun

[Lee]

cool. havn't seen one of those in years.

went toe to toe w/ those many times back in the day.

[Doc Nickel]

I believe he means the 'equivalent of' an Angel, for the time period.

In the late eighties, through 'til about mid-'90 or so, the SMGs were among the hottest guns out there: Full auto and reliable as an anvil.

But by mid 1990, the true direct-fed semiautos were finally making it out in large numbers (the Golden Eagle, the 68 Special, the early 'Mags, etc) and the days of the 15-round gun came to a screeching halt.

That's a rare SMG-68, unfortunately butchered with a home-brew semi/FA selector switch. Which is a pity, the '68s are worth a few bucks.

Doc.

[SIGSays]

hmmm wel... yes.. def a tipman tho.. lol i think

i think i know a kid who has one...he thinks his spyder owns say maybe i could get it off him for a few bucks... hehe

[Sputnik]

I a'member hearing those things "crackin" across the field. Man, those were loud! But, as soon as the noise stopped, unless the gunner was tricky, it was time to rush!

[Ultimator]

We have one of those in the shop, I believe. Along with another old Tippmann with the early full-auto kit on it. All it does it turn a paddle which hits the trigger ... has adjustable ROF too. From that I hear it maxes out at like 6-8 bps or so.

[SaS]

hey..... i got that same grip on my P.E.C. Master..... same text and style of um... plastic grip

[Sparq]

http://www3.sympatico.ca/reids/Paintball/68specleft.jpg

My 68 Special...too bad I need a new tank for it.