...You'll never guess what I found.
Do you see it?
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How about now?
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Oh yeah. They left the hopper notches in the mold! So I pulled the Box Mag apart, and yeah, they fit together almost perfectly!
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So I went and bought all the Gen1 replacements: the battery door, the bottom plate, and the *free* empty space add-on sheet metal thing (in case I ever decide to run that Velcro setup again, for whatever reason), and I installed it. After replacing the battery door, the hopper sat down like a normal Cyclone/RipClip. I think this will solve all of my hesitancy with the bulky Velcro box. Now I just need to transfer my spikes to the main body, and pick up an Exalt speed feed. 🤙 Now my joke about the "MCS Warp Feed on my Tippmann Automag" is even more fitting.
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Do you see it?
How about now?
Oh yeah. They left the hopper notches in the mold! So I pulled the Box Mag apart, and yeah, they fit together almost perfectly!
So I went and bought all the Gen1 replacements: the battery door, the bottom plate, and the *free* empty space add-on sheet metal thing (in case I ever decide to run that Velcro setup again, for whatever reason), and I installed it. After replacing the battery door, the hopper sat down like a normal Cyclone/RipClip. I think this will solve all of my hesitancy with the bulky Velcro box. Now I just need to transfer my spikes to the main body, and pick up an Exalt speed feed. 🤙 Now my joke about the "MCS Warp Feed on my Tippmann Automag" is even more fitting.
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