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== Paintball equipment industry == === Dan Bonebrake Airsmithing === Bonebrake operated Dan Bonebrake Airsmithing, a paintball marker customisation and repair business associated with Planet Paintball in Salem, Oregon. The company specialised in mechanical and pneumatic modifications, particularly for the [[WGP Autococker]] and [[WDP Angel]]. By 2000, [[Custom Products]] was producing specially machined Autococker bodies for Bonebrake's customised markers.[11] The Bonebrake Autococker incorporated modifications to its valve, hammer and pneumatic systems, intended to improve reliability and consistency. The marker was commercially displayed at Pan Am tournaments during 2002.[7] In January 2002, Dan Bonebrake Airsmithing announced the promotion of Adam Hanson to lead marker technician. Hanson had joined the business in 1997 and contributed to development of the Bonebrake Signature Series Autococker and modifications for electronic Angel markers.[12] === Angel modifications === Dan Bonebrake Airsmithing also developed modifications for the WDP Angel LED, LCD and IR3 markers. A January 2003 company announcement described modifications including replacement bolts, hammers, low-pressure regulators and valves, together with internal air-flow improvements. The company also provided technical servicing and warranty work for WDP products.[13]
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