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I lugged that gun around all day from
woodsball to mounds to Hyperball with trips
for air in-between from seven that morning
until sundown that day, and oh-yeah played
some ten-man tournament ball in there, and
never once felt fatigued due to how light
the gun was. And that was with the Ripper
set up for ten-man – players who want to
use a lighter hopper like a Revolution and a
smaller, lighter air bottle could easily make
this thing a featherweight.
back, I was able to shoot fast, keep paint on
targets even at the opposite end of a massive
mounds field, and keep paint right by the
edge of Hyperball pipes even across the
field. In the woods, a good player can count
on their Ripper to put paint right through
small gaps in brush, holes in stacked brush
or log bunkers or pick off an errant elbow,
shoe or hopper. In a modern mechanical
paintball world where great markers can
be had costing barely two hundred bucks,
there’s a reason people shoot guns like this
A day’s tournament paintball with the sixteen hundred dollar Inception Ripper – it’s
Inception Ripper Autococker was a pretty a modern mechanical masterpiece!
intense crash course, but one I definitely www.InceptionDesigns.com
came to appreciate. The marker performed
flawlessly, without so much as a hiccup from
a short-stroke, a chopped or broken ball,
or issue at the chronograph. Playing in the
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