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Short video on Woodfield Distributors’ California Cobra Pistol

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California Cobra Pump Pistol

Here is a quick edit on some footage Tim ( Paintball Tek) and I recorded earlier this year on the California Cobra. I always say this, but definitely one of my all time favorite paintguns!

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