Neat PGP with unique feed

[caylegeorge]

Never seen a quick feed like on this PGP:

https://www.ebay.com/itm/26510854700...gAAOSwkqZgZciM

The quick cram feed looks a bit home made, but maybe a boutique part? Were these sold?

Looks really nice and functional. Would probably be easy to make something like that with a 3d printer + a spring.

Would love to get some for my PGP fleet

[Flounder]

Looks like a Palmer's Speed Feed to me.

[caylegeorge]

Ahh cool - for some reason i'd never seen one. How practical are they in use?

[Carp]

Masse also made some very similar. Bought 1 from him in person at EMR years ago.

[Flounder]

They work well. Holds the 10 round tube snugly. Push of the lever let's the balls roll in.

[alpha_q_up]

I got to play with one in a pgp only game put on by the Socal Stock and those speed feeds were pretty slick, basically what Flounder said

[Carp]

I just traded/sold my last one to XEMON . If you ask him nicely. He may be persuaded to make one or two, using his for a template.

[XEMON]

Shuuuuu ... That's a top secret secret t😅

It's on the list, but I'm in the middle of an RVA run (Walz got first pick on them)

I'm planning on trying to make a few ... I'd like to have them in brass to match the polish ... Might motivate me to do some zinc plating again ...

[fullofpaint]

That's Masse's design, they work awesome.

[Pyrate Jim]

The one shown is not by Jim Masse. It's most likely a Palmers, or possibly one of Chauncy Toombs early works.
But Masse only did two different styles and I have both.

[sugarstump]

Hey guys, these were readily available back in the late 80s. I don't remember who made them, but you could get them at Aerostar, I&I, Skan Line, Gen Joes, Adventure Game Supplies and any other supplier. They were a pretty common way to increase your mag capacity back in the day. They are simple to install and worked well. Chauncy made a version of this (anoed in red of course, with a big knob). Glen Palmer probably remembers who made these fyi.

[infamoussmiley]

Hey guys, these were readily available back in the late 80s. I don't remember who made them, but you could get them at Aerostar, I&I, Skan Line, Gen Joes, Adventure Game Supplies and any other supplier. They were a pretty common way to increase your mag capacity back in the day. They are simple to install and worked well. Chauncy made a version of this (anoed in red of course, with a big knob). Glen Palmer probably remembers who made these fyi.

I have a few of the chauncy ones too Neat!!!

Best,

Smiley

[Killerito]

Pal set style feed as others have said. Make sure toy get the older version tho. The last run had issues with alignment on the marker and release spring.