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Something to keep in mind is that I'm posting these pics in the order I took them as I dug through the mess.
There's another hundred pics to go, and I'm not posting those calendar pics without permission.
While I know some are slathering over the marker pics, be patient. You won't be disappointed.
And a bonus. 100_0160.jpg
That Turret has never been used. The shoulder stock is still in the box with original paperwork.
I was told it originally belonged to Dan Colby, but cannot confirm that.
If any one is curious about the calendar bacci has a video on YouTube about it's creation. Actually an interesting part of paintball history: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2XmL24mDUzc
Maybe you could post them in the members only section?For posterity and such. I personally think it's very important that those pictures be preserved in a digital format.
The Viewloader Pro-Flex. Not JT.
A soft sided battery operated hopper designed to absorb hits. Unfortunately, an incoming paintball could force it's way in between the shell halves and a side hit could break the paintballs within.
Mine has a cover, which was not allowed in competition so they didn't last long in the market. Also needed a neck insert because the soft sides had trouble clamping to the elbow.
You are sitting on a gold mine of JT parts
That stock class mag too
Make sure you check the value of those if you decide to sell some of your collection
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