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Fridaddy · 08-04-2006, 05:02 PM

Back in the day my wife won one at Paintball Hill (the one north of Napa CA) and I worked on it a bit. When we went to SC Village about a month later Bud Orr was there. He saw the marker and said (and I really quote this) "I'm sorry." And yes they are rare, very few made.

Yes it is a straight line Nelson based marker, however the marker is about %98 finished. You will note the inability to remove the bolt without taking the bolt pin out. I cut a line out of the back of the marker so I could remove the bolt easier.

That was the only problem about the marker it was a good, well shooting marker. However it was taken out of my truck about 15 years ago. My wife was pissed about it.

08-04-2006, 05:02 PM	#13 (permalink)
Fridaddy Its a sport of honor. Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Bay Area	Back in the day my wife won one at Paintball Hill (the one north of Napa CA) and I worked on it a bit. When we went to SC Village about a month later Bud Orr was there. He saw the marker and said (and I really quote this) "I'm sorry." And yes they are rare, very few made. Yes it is a straight line Nelson based marker, however the marker is about %98 finished. You will note the inability to remove the bolt without taking the bolt pin out. I cut a line out of the back of the marker so I could remove the bolt easier. That was the only problem about the marker it was a good, well shooting marker. However it was taken out of my truck about 15 years ago. My wife was pissed about it. __________________ Colonel-in-Chief www.teamlockdown.com Deputy Sheriff/Death Investigator. My day begins when yours ends.