Choosing new hopper
- Thread starter Chrissie
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the only problem tho is the tsa hoppers are Agitater hoppers and halo b and reloaders are force feed=better
tbh the companys always seem to over estimate the loaders speed.
tbh the companys always seem to over estimate the loaders speed.
Doesnt suprise me much lol. Im gonna find out a bit more info because I'm not going to risk lotsa money (from my perspective anyway) when there's no point/could be getting ripped off.
i had an egg and it was ok for abit,then i tried my mates halo then just had to buy one,for me it was like shooting a diffrent gun and made all the diffrence but as everythin its all down the personal choice but imo a halo b s**ts over halo tsa all day and well worht the money.
I've got good and bad points for both- the velocity is cheaper to buy and from what I've read is faster than a halo with a stock board, but the halo can be upgraded.....and made very very fast- it just costs a lot more.
the empire b's as stated are sound actived. spins the cone inside every time u shoot....
the vlocity is proberly in my option the best hopper you can get at the moment...
select force on the vlocity is one of the parts that makes it stand out from all the rest. Always putting force on the paint to give u that break out speed instead of sometimes it skipping for that vital sec in empires etc
the vlocity is proberly in my option the best hopper you can get at the moment...
select force on the vlocity is one of the parts that makes it stand out from all the rest. Always putting force on the paint to give u that break out speed instead of sometimes it skipping for that vital sec in empires etc
I've had a look at a few reviews for the velocity and halo b. By the souds of it the halo (like someone said before) is a lot more tempermental and will jam easily. My only problem with the velocity right now is that its butt ugly Or is that just me that thinks so?
Or is that just me that thinks so?
they will only jam if you over fill it as with most hoppers,and halos and reloaders keep pressure on the stack of balls also as the cone is spring loaded.