Skip Swift, of Swift Line Industries was one of the original East Coast Sniper 2 and Autococker innovators in the early 1990s. In the years after the introduction of the Autococker he worked on Bob Long and the Ironmen's paintball guns. He also produced parts and accessories in the early 1990s out of Connecticut.

Looking back on Black Sunday's history with Robert Anderson as he revives the team for their future UWL, NXL, and Woodsball World Cup events.

I bought a few of these Aftershock patches last week. These are the non team member patch for trading. Team patches have an OD background.

A scan of Michael Karman's Scream patch. Michael sent this to me for my collection and it dates to ~1990. Scream was based out of Illinois.

After Farrell built the F-1, Direct Connect distributed the Illustrator and David Freeman sent me his personal F-1 which I shooting in this video.

A scan of the BE-90 manual, photos of David Freeman's BE-90 and breakdown videos on this rare marker from Blaise "RulesOfSines" Rienzo.

A look at Joe Survival's Mark V 50 repeating pistol and some of the history and other surviving example pictured around the internet.

Here is a tiny Minicocker I found that has some similarities to an early gen SFL autocockers. Really bad shape but neat round cuts.