new halo tso

[jahlad]

Originally posted by cockersrule
try it

i can and i do

not whilst shooting lefty tho....let

 

[jahlad]

Originally posted by Unnamed Tsunami Player
I dont see the point of the larger capacity for back players... after the first 10 seconds of play, ie your first loaderfull of paint, you're only potting up at 140 balls each time and will still have to pot up as often, unless they're going to make pots that hold 225 balls as well....?

i know i certainly dont let my hopper get empty before i pot up, would look a right twat if you got mugged because you were out of paint!

also i think it would be quite good to know (as a front player) that my back man has 40 or so more balls in his hopper than the guy im snap shooting at....so when i go mug while he is potting, i know my team mate has enough paint left to light him up if it goes a bit wrong or keep his head down for that extra half second

 

[dr.strangelove]

The odyssey site has plenty of info. www.odysseypaintball.com. The TSA is sound activated, and it's got a really cool feature. The paddles spin in different directions depending on how you tilt your hopper (thusly the Tilt Sound Activation name). You tilt it left, the paddles spin counter clockwise, right, they spin clockwise, to ensure that balls are being directed to the feed neck even with the loader tilted. Right nifty, and they feed 14 bps (HALO A only did 16, so that's pretty good for a gravity feed) I'd buy one over the Revvy or Ricochet anyday

 

[NBR]

As a back man having that extra amount of balls in the hopper means...

if you have a Revi (180) you have to pot up when empty or, when you have less than say 40 balls left in the hopper...

with a higher ball count say an egg hopper (200) you must have less than 60 to empty a full pot into it...

All means i have more flexibility when it comes to potting up...and should never get caught out... so i think its a great idea to have two versions.... appeals to everyone then....