Post by Mavro on Oct 17, 2005 13:09:59 GMT -5
I used to use the mag that came with the marker and carried three 10-round tubes to reload it when I ran dry. It was OK, but having spare mags in my holster is a lot faster and a lot neater in the field.
And so began the hunt for the .68 mags...
Since no one sells the magazines separate from the pistol, I was finally able to reach a tech at Psycho Ballistics (Chris... nice guy), that was able to help me out. I picked up two Delta .68 magazines (officially called "Feed Tubes"), for $24.95 ea. They came individually packaged for retail sale in individual plastic tubes (very nice). I also ordered a spare parts kit for $9.95 that includes a cupseal, a few o-rings, etc,; similar to the A-5 parts kit made by Tippman.
If anyone is interested, here is Chris' contact information at Psycho Ballistics:
(800) 346-5615 x109
Or visit their website at www.psychoballistics.com/2005site/index.asp
I feel that the Delta .68 is a great paintball sidearm that is extremely underrated.
-Mavro
And so began the hunt for the .68 mags...
Since no one sells the magazines separate from the pistol, I was finally able to reach a tech at Psycho Ballistics (Chris... nice guy), that was able to help me out. I picked up two Delta .68 magazines (officially called "Feed Tubes"), for $24.95 ea. They came individually packaged for retail sale in individual plastic tubes (very nice). I also ordered a spare parts kit for $9.95 that includes a cupseal, a few o-rings, etc,; similar to the A-5 parts kit made by Tippman.
If anyone is interested, here is Chris' contact information at Psycho Ballistics:
(800) 346-5615 x109
Or visit their website at www.psychoballistics.com/2005site/index.asp
I feel that the Delta .68 is a great paintball sidearm that is extremely underrated.
-Mavro
