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Back in July I posted about a TM Series Rip Clip shortage from BT, and how it would be a while before the supply caught up with demand. Well, now we’re seeing some trickle in here and there in limited numbers, indicating that the wait is almost over.
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If you’re in Canada, you can find them in stock at the moment at FLASC Paintball’s online store. American and international readers can order one from Discount Paintball.
In my FLASC Magic post, I talked about shortening the barrel of the TM7 to give it a closer look to a real steel MP7 firearm. But despite shortening the barrel, the football-sized hopper sitting atop the marker still detracts quite a bit from its looks. In an ideal Milsim world the TM7 would be mag-fed, but without that option, the only way to lose the hopper is to put on a Rip Clip with a 1 or 2-level Tac-Cap affixed.
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