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== Hurricane == === Development === The '''Hurricane''' was one of Palmer's earliest semiautomatic marker designs. Camille initially formed part of the development of the Hurricane system.[3] The Hurricane used Sheridan-based mechanical components combined with Palmer's pneumatic recocking system. It was produced as a custom-built marker. === Rifle configuration === The Hurricane was commonly configured as a rifle-style paintball marker. Some versions featured wooden stocks and long brass barrels. Palmer stated in a 1996 interview that he personally preferred the Hurricane rifle configuration.[8] The design reflected his gunsmithing background and preference for traditional rifle ergonomics. === Tournament use === Palmer reported that the '''Dogs of War''' tournament team used Hurricanes at the Bay City Open in Vallejo, California, in July 1990.[3] He stated that the team completed the event without a marker malfunction. This account provides evidence of early competitive use of Palmer's pneumatic semiautomatic technology. The specific tournament results require separate verification.
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