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March 31st, 10:48 AM
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Elite Member
Join Date: Aug 2004
Location: Huntington Woods, MI
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Nelspot
My nelspot 007. Got it for $80 in pretty much perfect condition. I made a pretty picture backgrounded with pretty spring flowers. First paintball gun. Dated to 1985 this particular one.

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March 31st, 12:51 PM
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Registered Abuser
Join Date: Mar 2005
Location: Central Florida
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WOW, I love those older guns, kinda like owning a piece of history huh? Im hoping to find a VM-68 myself. Will you use it to play? 9.5/10, only thing that would have been better would be to find it in original packaging.
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March 31st, 12:55 PM
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Ya im using it Saturday. I also have a kp-3, some splatmasters, a handful of pgps, some 3357's and a handful of other pumps. Only the forst same in originol packages. After that they were sold as kits over the counter not really packaged.
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March 31st, 12:56 PM
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pretty sweet.. id love to have that
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March 31st, 02:23 PM
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Sure... cool to own, but those "pre-pump" bolt-actions were not very comfortable to shoot.
I remember having blisters on my thumb from trying to cock that darn knob!!
I also remember when pumps started showing up around 95-96, people were saying that it would "ruin paintball because people would be firing so fast"... hmmm
Nick
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"the evidence strongly suggests that neither Billy nor Adam (Smart Parts) could have invented the electronic paintgun" -Garr M. King, U.S. Judge
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March 31st, 03:10 PM
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Originally Posted by HP_lovecraft
Sure... cool to own, but those "pre-pump" bolt-actions were not very comfortable to shoot.
I remember having blisters on my thumb from trying to cock that darn knob!!
I also remember when pumps started showing up around 95-96, people were saying that it would "ruin paintball because people would be firing so fast"... hmmm
Nick
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Actually 85-86. And i know where your coming from with the blisters and all. Im in the process of making my own finger-grooved bolt action arm instead of the little ball. I just dont like the pump arms available for nelspots.
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March 31st, 03:25 PM
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Old Fart Squad of Bristol
Join Date: Nov 2003
Location: Bristol, Tennessee
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WOW, that it the exact same marker that I played my first 12 or so games with. That took me back all the way to spring 1982. My first paintball playing was at a friend of the familey's dairy farm. They used the Nelspots for marking cows that are being sold or moved to the quarintine barn.
Because it's a part of paintball history and in great shape: 9/10
They only had two of them but a few months later bought 4 more just to play "The Servival Game", as it was called at the time. The next year or so APG Magazine came out on the newstands and I bought my first issue (the zines' first issue or two). I was SOOOOO excited that there was a "hobby" magazine for the new sport of paintball. Pumps at the time were crazy one off modded Nelsons and then Sheriden came out with their pump pistol and riffle a year or so later.
Good times back then....Uvex safety goggles and all. Just dont get hit in the face in those days. All we could do is wrap our faces in scarfs and bandannas. PAINFULL welt city!
-Pezzer 
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March 31st, 03:33 PM
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Im still using a kp-3 and a custom Sam Tussing pgp  Simplist gun ive ever touched. I got to take out like 4 screws and its apart easliy stripping this bad boy and giving it a good cleaning in 3 mins or less.
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March 31st, 03:50 PM
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don't drop the soap
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10/10 for one of the earliest markers
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March 31st, 04:00 PM
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hahahah nice gun... 10/10 for the old schooll
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i have never blind fired in my life only noobs do that and no offense to noobs but obviously im not a noob
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Dear god please tell me that statement was the product of 8 crack rocks 3 hits of ether and 14 huffs of freebased carburator cleaner.
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CAPTAIN : TEAM PULSE
if your a Christian paintballer put this in your sig.
you get a cookie if you press ctrl + W
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March 31st, 04:40 PM
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its ok 7/10
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March 31st, 06:13 PM
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Originally Posted by Gabriot
10/10 for one of the earliest markers
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Only second to its predacessor, the 707. 
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March 31st, 07:10 PM
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The 707 went before the 007, but they use a completely different design.
The 007 was Daisy-based (ie Phantom, Maverick, AT85R).
The 707 was Crosman-based (ie Tippmans, Stingray, Nightmare).
The 707 is one of the rarest, and most collectable guns, but some argue over its place in paintball. It was made in the late 60s, and has probobly never actually been USED in a game... I'd still love one though.
Nick
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"the evidence strongly suggests that neither Billy nor Adam (Smart Parts) could have invented the electronic paintgun" -Garr M. King, U.S. Judge
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March 31st, 08:16 PM
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Actually theres a person on stockclasspaintball.com who has a pair of them and uses them regulary.
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March 31st, 09:50 PM
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Originally Posted by HP_lovecraft
Sure... cool to own, but those "pre-pump" bolt-actions were not very comfortable to shoot.
I remember having blisters on my thumb from trying to cock that darn knob!!
I also remember when pumps started showing up around 95-96, people were saying that it would "ruin paintball because people would be firing so fast"... hmmm
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I really actually enjoyed shooting Splatmasters, amazingly accurate for a plastic unported barrel =P
Besides rare was the game I shot more than 2-3 tubes worth of paint
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April 1st, 08:34 PM
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Can I get an up? 
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April 3rd, 08:17 PM
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 = up
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April 11th, 10:09 PM
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I see how it is, no ratings for guns older than yourselves huh? 
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April 16th, 11:08 AM
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Naughty Ice
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10/10 old guns are crazy where did you get it at?
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April 18th, 04:39 PM
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mcarterbrown.com and at stockclasspaintball.com
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