Air Power Apex – ONLY HITS COUNT – c. 1989.
This memorable patch was pretty hard to find. Air Power made the Apex, Apex Elite and later the vector semi automatic. I think this patch came with the Air Power Apex pump.
Air Power patch – Only Hits Count c. late 1980s
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