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== Timeline == {| class="wikitable" ! Year ! Event |- | 1984 | Begins playing paintball |- | Mid-1980s | Develops early paintball modifications and the Quicksilver CO2 changer |- | Early 1988 | Experiments with semiautomatic mechanisms |- | August 1988 | Begins construction of Camille |- | September 1988 | Camille becomes operational |- | October 1988 | Refinements to Camille's pneumatic system completed |- | 1988 | Palmer's Pursuit Shop established |- | June 1989 | Camille modified into its later documented configuration |- | July 1990 | Palmer reports Dogs of War using Hurricanes at the Bay City Open |- | Early 1990s | Typhoon and Stroker designs become established |- | 1990s | Rock and Stabilizer regulators become popular aftermarket products |- | Mid-1990s | Blazer prototype demonstrated |- | May 1996 | Participates in live WARPIG interview |- | Late 1990s | Development and commercial introduction of the Blazer |- | 2002 | WARPIG documents a production Blazer |- | July 2004 | WARPIG publishes a technical review of the Squall |- | 2010s | Craig Palmer takes an increasingly prominent role in the family business |}
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