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Two Mechanical PGI Frogs

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Two mechanical Frogs

Two beat ex rental PGI Frogs (field rental only gun) that will eventually get inventoried. These were built by Mike Wood and Leon Styles of PGI and are a Mechanical counterpart to the Mayhem.

For more information on the PGI FROG, Leon Styles and PGI checkout this video interview with Scott Kobayashi, of Players Club Paintball.

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