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In Reply to: Re: Why aren't these guns more common? posted by m98monkey on December 15, 2002 at 02:09:05:

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Posted by:
Tom Sparkman
on December 16, 2002 at 11:48:54

: That side feed system only served to slow down the gun because it wasn't force fed.
No difference in feed, in fact the VL clip added to the speed because it guarantees there is a ball in every chain slot. The VL clip feeds the balls directly onto the chain, which then force-feeds it into the gun from below.
Tom

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: : That side feed system only served to slow down the gun because it wasn't force fed. : No difference in feed, in fact the VL clip added to the speed because it guarantees there is a ball in every chain slot. The VL clip feeds the balls directly onto the chain, which then force-feeds it into the gun from below. : Tom

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