"Now that's old school right there..."

[Furby]

Snagged this evil piece of art on eBay for $150...couldn't resist!

[Grendel]

You are kidding me right?

This is old school


but still not old old school.

[DeepFreeze]

Should we throw this into the "You're old skool if..." I would have to say, if you were playing a decade before something a player considers old skool was made then you are definately old skool. Grendel, you remember when the Line SI in your pic was new skool....lol

[Grendel]

Ya, that one is circa 1990. I remember judging at the Masters that year.

[gfgjester]

Still a nice find, Dale... Is it in time? Muhuhahahahahaha!

[Furby]

Yeah, the guy who owned it REALLY knew what he was about...it shoots like buttah!

And that Line SI Bushmaster is THE hotness...

[tate0301]

I think this one is getting up there in years

[Chappy]

Line SI Bushmaster: Excellent Condition, Great Old School Pump! FS/FT - PbNation

old school goodness for cheap

[Grendel]

Originally Posted by Furby

Yeah, the guy who owned it REALLY knew what he was about...it shoots like buttah!

And that Line SI Bushmaster is THE hotness...

Thanks, and your Kapp Autococker is nice looking too and glad to hear the performance matches (...what really matters).

I could not resist the "slam" since I hear newer players talking about the "old school" DM3's, ICD Bushmasters....etc. It seems anymore if it is not the Bleeding Edge of MARKETING it is old school . Hell my markers have barely broken 2K, my "newest" marker is my updated Mag with X-VLV, ULE WL Body, and Warp Feed, but still sits on the original carbon fiber trigger frame, from circa 1995. I'm not sure I'm stuck in the past or just plain cheap, why constantly buy the newest when what you have still works and you enjoy it.

[Grendel]

Originally Posted by tate0301

I think this one is getting up there in years

Oh, got to love PMI-3/VM's with Black Rains on them. I've always had a soft spot for the sound of one