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Thread: Minimags, bottomlines, and drop forwards.

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    Question Minimags, bottomlines, and drop forwards.

    My first round of paintball, and I win a Minimag! Unfortunately, I have not
    shot a mag and I am trying to customize it. Since all I have is the bare
    marker, I need to do some purchasing to get it to what I think I will need/want.

    I've already chosen:
    J&J Ceramic
    PMI Fixed pressure 4500 68cu HPA tank
    9V Revolution

    My problem is that I want to use a bottom line to a drop forward to give the
    gun good balance and clean look.

    1) What is a good drop forward to balance a minimag (J&J Cer, PMI fixed 68cu HPA)?

    2) What length of cable would give the cleanest (shortest) connection to
    the tank using the recommended drop forward?

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    Check out a Warped Sportz drop forward or a KAPP Drop Zone II with on/off adapter.
    Both are adjustable front-to-back and side-to-side and can accommodate screw-in tanks.
    ( I think yours is a screw-in).
    Warped Sportz has a built-in on/off.
    If your tank is not a screw-in then get the KAPP.

    Check out my setup. I have the Warped Sportz.
    http://www.hunting-pictures.com/members/PCI2000/

    Jim

    [This message has been edited by PCI2000 (edited 08-29-2001).]

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    Ok, now I'm getting confused... as if I wasn't before.

    I like the Kapp DZII drop forward. It doesn't appear to come with an on/off
    valve. I understand the benefits of an on/off for tanks that don't have one (like mine).

    But I'm now confused on what I would need to connect the minimag (with
    vertical adapter) to the Kapp DZII.

    I assume if the on/off is not purchased, I would need to get a bottomline
    kit. If the On/off IS purchased, do I need a bottom line?

    How does everything clamp down (w and w/o the on/off)?

    It almost looks like if I were to get an air through grip and an on/off valve,
    the only extra hardware would be the hose fitting between the two.

    I'm not to worried about emergency CO2 tank necessity. If things really
    go wrong, I could just disconnect everyting and use the CO2 on the vertical adapter.

    Sorry for so many questions, I just want to get it right the first time.

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    KAPP Drop Zone II's...you can buy a nice adapter with On/Off that fits very snug into the KAPP drop forward. My friend has a black KAPP Drop Zone II for sale for like 45. Give him email at:

    minimagpaintball@hotmail.com

    He just bought it this year. It's only four months old.




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    Go to Kapp’s web site http://www.kickasspaintball.com you can check out the drop zone II and they have gas through for grips and the on/off tank adapter and you can get them in color for no extra charge.

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    Cool

    I, personally, hate the Drop Zone 2! It looks so dang ugly! I would get a Kapp Apocolypse Cradle with a Kapp Gas thru fore grip, and a macroline kit to connect the two.

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