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Bought this when Top Gun closed in August to help them out, and j wanted to try it as I'd heard good things. Plinked in the backyard once to try it out, but otherwise it is brand new. This is an excellent budget hopper. Asking 60 shipped and PP.
This is the hopper that OSG is running on their "Upgraded" rental packages. Holds a full 200, balances on the feed neck and is as rugged as a one legged North shore Bostonian sailor.
Basically, it's a big Revvy. It's about as heavy as a Rotor but it makes up for it with capacity and better balance. Best lid opening I've seen on a modern hopper- super huge. If you want something that holds more than a Revvy but functions like a Revvy (a little faster as well) then this is a good loader.
I use mine mainly for hopper ball due to weight, but it's no worse than a Rotor. Balances a little better than a Rotor with it's feedneck placement/weight distribution. Revolution is still my favorite loader though, and I still use a Rotor for my Etek 5 for the sheer feed rate. This is a great in-betweener though.
EDIT: What ford said. Much easier to take apart than a Revvy.
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