Old school hoppers and accessories

[Pmr Man]

ino (don't laugh) that brass eagle do a 50 round hopper... probably got worse build quality than you drainpipe but if you want a small (ready made) hopper you cant go wrong for the price! http://www.jcs-sport.co.uk/catalog/ball-loader-p-375.html?cPath=21_134_70

 

[Bolter]

ino (don't laugh) that brass eagle do a 50 round hopper... probably got worse build quality than you drainpipe but if you want a small (ready made) hopper you cant go wrong for the price! http://www.jcs-sport.co.uk/catalog/ball-loader-p-375.html?cPath=21_134_70

See Ive always wanted to buy a pump, but didnt fancy running a halo, or even my old revvy on it. At that price, I can look into it

 

[Pmr Man]

HAHA... i'd like to get a pump marker some day. but i've just started out and at the moment i need to fire as many balls as possible in second just to hit someone. i'm joking i can acually hit people but i would like a pump. do they sell the winchester pocket hopper , in the US or have they stopped altogether?

 

[jack_judge]

I have a winchester for sale with my traccer

 

[SAMUEL.D.RYAN]

See Ive always wanted to buy a pump, but didnt fancy running a halo, or even my old revvy on it. At that price, I can look into it

Me and Rob ran our rotors on our snipers at the 3man. They worked fine, and Jack's 50 round was just the same (albeit lighter)

 

[jack_judge]

where the rotors didnt need reloading as shooting 200 was a but unheard of during one game i had to take a pack out with me but it was a lot lighter depends what you want really from your pump.

 

[Gee Tee]

The brass eagle hoppers are a bit flimsy. I've seen photos of the blown to bits by a close range hopper shot. Still got one of thase 45 round ammo boxes - came with my new sniper II back in 1994.

Just bought a winchester 50 shot hopper on ebay

 

[Andygoth]

I'm using one of the tacamo hoppers on my phantom.
It's the one with the shelf inside that keeps the weight off the lowest level of balls.

 

[Pmr Man]

does that actually work then. i thought people were saying it was a load of BS

 

[Andygoth]

It does work, it stops the balls forming wedges over the feed hole so you don't have to do the hopper shake to free trapped balls. I imagine they only work on pumps were there's a bit of agitation anyway, not tried it on a semi.

I looked at the mcarterbrown site and there is some nice stuff on there but the postage is a killer.