Kitty
10-23-2007, 11:43 AM
So after much diliberation, and research on various forums and internet magazines, I decided to purchase what I believed to be the ultimate hopper.
Rated at a bilstering 20 BPS on gun in stock form it is more than capable of keeping up with todays ramping markers.
It Weighs in at a featherlight 385 grams without batteries, has a super low profile and the perfect angled lid for fast spillproof reloading.
The single piece feedneck and raceway are super thick clear polycarbonate. The feedneck also has little ridges built into it to reduce the effects of blowback if you're a victem of such atrocities.
I bought this loader originally to stick on my ULE automag. One thing that I noticed right away was that the feedneck had too large a diameter to fit far enough down in the stock ULE neck for me to be comfertable with (although others on the team have run this way with no problems) I like my stuff to be as low as possible so I cut about a 1/2 inch off the feedneck, sanded down the inside of the ULE neck to fit the hopper better. I would strongly suggest a clamping feedneck although I haven't had a single issue either with the hopper rotating or coming off.
One of the factors I looked at while deciding on a hopper was battery life. I play scenario, and practice at a field with no power, long life is important. I Purchased a set of 150Mah NiMH 9.6v batts and let her rip for a day. I was able to get 5 cases of paint before it started giving me the red light and "chugging"
After that I tried running it on the best alkaline batts I could find, Energizer Titaniums - the hopper wouldn't even turn on. This hopper needs QUALITY batts to run properly.
Once the speedfeeds came out for the Jr I quickly grabbed one up. A few team mates had their doubts about it that where quickly put to rest as I demonstrated how quick, easy and clean it was to use.
Overall I am extremely happy with this hopper and wouldn't trade it for any other hopper out there.
I give it an overall 8.5 out of 10 simply because of the battery issue.
Installing a chip such as the gangster chip greatly improves this factor, so I'll have to update when I install one.
http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y164/neonblackkitty/DSCF0241.jpg
Rated at a bilstering 20 BPS on gun in stock form it is more than capable of keeping up with todays ramping markers.
It Weighs in at a featherlight 385 grams without batteries, has a super low profile and the perfect angled lid for fast spillproof reloading.
The single piece feedneck and raceway are super thick clear polycarbonate. The feedneck also has little ridges built into it to reduce the effects of blowback if you're a victem of such atrocities.
I bought this loader originally to stick on my ULE automag. One thing that I noticed right away was that the feedneck had too large a diameter to fit far enough down in the stock ULE neck for me to be comfertable with (although others on the team have run this way with no problems) I like my stuff to be as low as possible so I cut about a 1/2 inch off the feedneck, sanded down the inside of the ULE neck to fit the hopper better. I would strongly suggest a clamping feedneck although I haven't had a single issue either with the hopper rotating or coming off.
One of the factors I looked at while deciding on a hopper was battery life. I play scenario, and practice at a field with no power, long life is important. I Purchased a set of 150Mah NiMH 9.6v batts and let her rip for a day. I was able to get 5 cases of paint before it started giving me the red light and "chugging"
After that I tried running it on the best alkaline batts I could find, Energizer Titaniums - the hopper wouldn't even turn on. This hopper needs QUALITY batts to run properly.
Once the speedfeeds came out for the Jr I quickly grabbed one up. A few team mates had their doubts about it that where quickly put to rest as I demonstrated how quick, easy and clean it was to use.
Overall I am extremely happy with this hopper and wouldn't trade it for any other hopper out there.
I give it an overall 8.5 out of 10 simply because of the battery issue.
Installing a chip such as the gangster chip greatly improves this factor, so I'll have to update when I install one.
http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y164/neonblackkitty/DSCF0241.jpg