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A Boston Paintball Reflex Autococker

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A Boston Paintball Reflex kit assembled on a Boston Paintball Express body.
A Boston Paintball Reflex kit assembled on a Boston Paintball Express body.

Boston Paintball Express Cocker with a Boston Paintball Reflex kit on it. I found the body kit years back and last year was traded the reflex kit for a Sovereign.  Missing a few parts from the reflex kit such as the on off to turn the kit from Full Auto to Semi.  Needs a rebuild / tuning.  Maybe next year…….

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