Posted by: PigTech on June 03, 2003 at 12:50:54 Forum Administrator

: Well, they look cool, and I want to use one on a Phantom. Anyone used them before? Are they just plain old junk or are they nice when ball count is not an issue? How is the feed etc. : Good Games All. Years ago, Zap solt paint in disposable 40 round hoppers and solt a harness that held them. Same concept for loading, just without the lever gate. It never became very popular, one of the reasons was you had to reload when the hopper was empty, or you'd be packing paint onto the field that you won't use. E-Tron looks like it will have that same drawback. See you on the field, -Bill Mills

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