Black Large Paintball Bullet Drop Forward On/Off
 List Price: $34.95 |
Blue Large Paintball Bullet Drop Forward On/Off
 List Price: $29.99 |
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Description This all new drop forward features precision milling for it's unique look. The on/off is compatible with any screw in tank whether it be a screw in nitro tank or just a standard co2 tank. This is a universal drop forward will fit pretty much any paintball gun.32 Degrees Flame Drop Forward - Green
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These drop forwards can be used with any nitro system that uses a rail mounting system. # Drop your tank in style, with 32 Degrees flame design drop forwards # Durable, solid construction # You select the ASA of your choiceWGP Torpedo Drop Forward WITH ON/OFF- Black
 List Price: $8.95 |
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New slope design with built in rail. Comes with the on/off and screw in ASA. Perfect size for 68 and 70 ci bottles. Does not fit Crossfire Tanks.
TIPPMANN Drop Forward Kit
 List Price: Price: $34.00 |
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for over a decade, the 98 Custom has earned a reputation built on durability and reliability. The Platinum series takes this marker to a whole new level, allowing you to build your own reputation in no time. it will literally take you just seconds to upgrade your speed, accuracy and looks. Add an e-Grip, or the Flatline barrel, or maybe a stock – it’s fast and easy.
Paintball TIPPMANN Drop Forward 98 Custom or Custom Pro Marker
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List Price: $44.99 |
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You can now improve your comfort and trigger ability on the field with this Tippmann Drop Forward connector for your CO2 or nitrogen tank. Its 90-degree elbow ergonomically repositions tank and is easy to install with the direct bolt-on kit. It fits Tippmann 98 Custom and Custom Pro paintball markers. It's backed by a 90-day warranty on missing or defective parts.TIPPMANN Drop Forward (For 98 Custom Paintball Marker)
 List Price: $44.99 |
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TIPPMANN Drop Forward ergonomically repositions tank for comfort.Improve your comfort and trigger ability on the field with this Tippmann Drop Forward connector for your CO2 or nitrogen tank. Its 90-degree elbow ergonomically repositions tank and is easy to install with the direct bolt-on kit. It fits Tippmann 98 Custom and Custom Pro paintball markers. It's backed by a 90-day warranty on missing or defective parts.
About Tippmann
Tippmann's mission is to provide innovative, high-performance and durable paintball markers and accessories to the world and stand behind them with renowned customer service. Tippmann Sports is a premier manufacturer of high performance paintball markers and accessories. Founded in 1986 by Dennis Tippmann Sr., Tippmann Sports prides itself in its pursuit of cutting edge technology and design. Whether you're just starting out or an advanced player, Tippmann has something to start or add to your game.
32 Degrees Quick Turn Drop Forward On/Off Adaptor ASA - BLUE
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Comes standard with an on/off valve and will fit on your crossfire cradle or other railmount cradle system like the CP, Centerflag, and select Benchmark cradles.Soldiers back from war seek out new risks
&Mdash; Only a silhouette and a few reflections off leather and shiny plastic could be seen through the white cloud of burnt rubber that choked the starting line at the Little River Dragway on this chilly night.Out of the darkness crept Army Sgt. 1st Class Cardell Drake. The 39-year-old inched his Kawasaki ZX10 motorcycle forward and smoked the rear tire to heat it up so it would better stick to the pavement. He advanced to the starting line. And when the light turned green, he became invisible again.
Behind Drake the line of racers grew. They piloted a variety of vehicles — sport bikes, nitrous-enhanced Mustangs, dually pickups and even a four-wheeled all-terrain vehicle equipped with a wheelie bar — but many of the speed enthusiasts shared a common bond: They were soldiers.
After a 100-and-some-odd-mph run down the track, Drake said he was pleased with his improvement, but he wasn't ready to quit — not after another rider hit 154 mph on the quarter-mile. Drake had about a dozen more trips in him this night.