I remember practicing with my 6 pack until I could change a 12 gram in the time it took to fire one round. You could hardly notice the pause. Then, of course, the rules changed. I never did get you use my 6 pack in an actual tournament. Tom did personally apologize though, albeit some 15 years later. :rofl:
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Hey Hitech your starting to sound like me! - AGD
Hitech is the man.... :eek: - Blennidae
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A skill required and drilled for by the Werewolves. (Our drill was, rapid fire until the drill master yelled 'change!'. We went through a LOT of Leland 12 grams that way.)
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Tom,
if someone wanted to make 6paks again, would the rights be available? And, if so, are plans/drawings still touchable?VENGEANCE PAINTBALL DISTRIBUTORS
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We just used empty 12 grams. I wasn't rich!

Hey Hitech your starting to sound like me! - AGD
Hitech is the man.... :eek: - Blennidae
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if i could afford one and played more often than my extremely limited amount now due to college i would totally get one, but i would also probably buy a new gun for it to go on, even though my sniper 2 can get about 20-22 shots off a 12ie on a good day with 2 seconds between each shot id like a little more if i could
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does anyone have a vid of that? id love to see thatOriginally posted by rabidchihauhauI don't know about anyone else, but watching the Werewolves, all 15 of them, raise up their LapCo Grey Ghosts equipped with ViewLoader 90 round hoppers and AGD 6paks and cook off every last shot at 7 to 9 rounds a second while changing 12grams, all in one fluid motion, was a thing of beauty and a wonder to behold. Anyone victimized by a Werewolves 'Airmail' call can attest to that - if they're willing to admit to it.
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Ready access to video recording technology was not a common thing back in those days.
I doubt very much that a complete team airmail action was ever recorded, and I doubt that any of the video that was made is available anywhere; this was 89 to 92, 18 years ago...VENGEANCE PAINTBALL DISTRIBUTORS
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yeah tis a shame electronics didnt have that when i started, but who knows......it always worth a try and askOriginally posted by rabidchihauhauReady access to video recording technology was not a common thing back in those days.
I doubt very much that a complete team airmail action was ever recorded, and I doubt that any of the video that was made is available anywhere; this was 89 to 92, 18 years ago...
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I love my 6 Pak, use it every chance I get with my Phantom. Works great as a stock and then it has that hidden surprise lurking for the unsuspecting "baller".Comment
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Hey, even if we had had the electronics, chances are I would have been out taping some other team, and would have refused to let anyone tape my team, lol.VENGEANCE PAINTBALL DISTRIBUTORS
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theres one for sale here if anyones interested
http://cgi.ebay.com/AGD-6-PAK-AirGun...d=p3286.c0.m14Comment
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