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Re: Good point...

In Reply to: Good point... posted by Razorpb on May 23, 2003 at 13:33:52:

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Posted by:
Felix "flu" Lu
on May 25, 2003 at 02:50:50

Speaking of which...does anyone know why they are called "powerfeeds"? I mean, is there something going on which acts on the paintball which helps it feed?

: Hopper fit can sometimes be an issue with verts. Tapeing or sanding sometimes comes into play.
: Razor

: : I guess I should also add that an elbow isn't needed. Maybe that's a bigger deal for tourney players.

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: Speaking of which...does anyone know why they are called "powerfeeds"? I mean, is there something going on which acts on the paintball which helps it feed? : : : Hopper fit can sometimes be an issue with verts. Tapeing or sanding sometimes comes into play. : : Razor : : : : I guess I should also add that an elbow isn't needed. Maybe that's a bigger deal for tourney players.

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