Phantom enthusiast. Getting into it. I find a a low profile, horizontal, stock class tube is my joy password. So I see alternatives such as novas and others I dont want to overlook, which look great however they have these vertical feeds which, well, we're just tired of hoppers. What are the slickest LOW profile stock \ SPRIng feed setups on some of these other pump models such as snipers, Novas, azodin(?) etc.
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It would be ideal if I could utilize the CCI 12 round metal feeder, or the spring loader, on some other marker. I just want to hear others' tales in this kind of endeavor. -
if youre looking to build a stock class sniper, its easy to pull the neck and drill and tap a RF body for a cci feed.
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im gunna be rocking this at Slim's spring game tho.
autococker parts delrin 90° tube
sanchez makes a similar unit, aluminumAttached FilesComment
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I've designed and sell a similar feed for new Sterlings, one that slides onto the T-rail.
On older guns, rounding the top tube to a 1/2" radius to install a Phantom feed is often trivial for a machinist. A lot of older Nelson pumps can have the feedneck trimmed off, too.
There's something better about "laying low".Feedback
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