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=== Growth of dedicated magfed games === Dedicated magazine-fed recreational events became increasingly common during the early 2010s. In 2013, RAP4 organised a magfed-only scenario game titled ''Siege of Bastogne'' during the Oklahoma D-Day event programme. The game took place on 13 June and required players to use magazine-fed equipment.[5] The same year, RAP4 and other organisers promoted Operation: End War, a series of dedicated magfed scenario events. Operation: End War 4 took place near Copperopolis, California, on 19 October 2013.[6] By 2015, specialist paintball publications were documenting the growth of magfed-only games at established American paintball venues, including [[SC Village]] and [[Hollywood Sports Park]].[1]
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