I like using a smaller hopper on my phantom but they are all gravity fed. Were there any quality 100 or 140rd electric hoppers made? I know of viewloaders tripod but it just looks kinda silly like someone microwaved a pod and bent it like a banana.
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I think Paintball DNA or whatever they're called makes a small agitated hopper that takes Revvy guts? -
ID made the pico hopper which took Halo guts. They stopped making it, but the files to print them are available: https://www.inceptiondesigns.com/product_p/psk-b.htm
Somebody on PBN made the "shoe loader," which takes rotor guts: https://www.pbnation.com/showthread.php?t=4516961Comment
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PBDNA “MOJO” is what you are looking for but honestly it’s over kill.
Have you tried the JOLO hopper it’s not powered but feeds just as good as a revvy. I even use it on my semi auto markers like my Emek. It holds like 70 rounds perfect for a 50 round setup. It will feed as good as most agitated hoppers without needing batteries. I highly recommend this hopper. I’m sure the MOJO is good I just don’t see a need for it after owning several JOLO you can even get custom ones made.
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You shouldn't need an electric hopper to keep up with a phantom, just get a good feeding gravity like a Winchester or jolo. What hopper are you using now?Gas, Grass or Brass, no one rides for free...Comment
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I tend to use my Shoe Loader (70ish balls with rotor guts) on my OC pumps anymore just because I like knowing the next ball is 100% loading. I used gravity loaders on my pumps mostly for years and it works fine 95% of the time but every once in a while they do not feed the next round and usually that is when you have that 1 shot chance....
There are some down sides to the Shoe Loader- It is relatively heavy because it uses Rotor guts but weight has never been a problem for me so if you worry about the ounces this might not be for you. I use it on RF markers and never really feel like I am disadvantaged so on a CF it might feel better to some.
- It is 3d printed so make sure you do not wimp out on material and infill. I did not print this myself but who did it for me did a wonderful job and it has taken a crap load of shots and is not worse for wear. I did make a Neoprene cover for it just in case that I always use.
- I hate the speed-feed. In general I do not like speed-feeds in general whenever I use them I immediately get shot in them and gets paint in my hopper so I am biased against them. Regardless I think a Speed-Feed on the Shoe loader is a mistake as it has such a small capacity and the shape of the space makes getting your paint in and the leaves of the speed feed closing up is problematic. I modified a pod top to replace mine made loading easier, protected paint from spray and gives a little more room for paint to move around when the rotor is running.
Print File - https://www.youmagine.com/designs/shoe-loader-v10
Print File - https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/game/mini-rotor-hopper
Do you need a force feed or agitating hopper to play and have fun with an OC pump? No but there isn't any medals won by hard coring it all the time, have fun play the way you want. I would recommend keeping a good gravity hopper in your bag as a backup you never know (mine is my old school Whaler).Last edited by Grendel; 02-05-2024, 06:42 PM. Reason: 50 paintball change to 70 which is pretty accurate
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+1 for a Jolo. Get the one that has the 10 round feed gate, and don't cram it to the too full of paint, it will feed perfectly. Hell usually when I have about 30 rounds or less in the jolo on a pump, it never skips a beat.Comment
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For a true pumper maniac it’s not hard to outshoot a bad hopper. Bad hoppers were all that existed when agitation became standard on speedball setups. Nobody ever really made a good gravity hopper until relatively recently so in the 90s/2000s if you wanted to carry 100+ rounds in a pump you probably had a Revolution like me.Originally posted by KMDPB View Post
The Gog “multi caliber” was in fact designed to flow and it really does. I cannot outshoot it. It doesn’t need electronics added to it, it was instead designed properly in the first place. It’s absolutely my favorite hopper in its size.
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