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: I typically play with a 9v Revolution hopper on my SL-68II, but that's for play against semiautos. If you're going out to play against stock-class guys, they'll probably want you to adhere to their ammo restrictions, which tends to be 10-15 rounds. Theirs would be horizontal feed as well, as opposed to your direct feed(they have to tip their barrel when they pump to get the balls to feed). They may also want you to run 12-grams, but many stock players are lenient on setups. I know I'm surprised and, honestly, thrilled, if I even see another pump player these days. : If you want a stick feeder, they're dirt-simple to build. Take a length of 3/4 inch PVC pipe. Cut to the desired length. I put a rifle scope cover on the top of mine, so it's flip-top, and holds the balls inside. If you don't want to go that route, you'll need some sort of end cap to keep the balls from falling out. I also drilled holes in the back side so I could moniter my ball count. All in all, my stick feeder cost me under ten dollars, and adds another option to the feed setup. By the way, 3/4 inch PVC seems to fit just like a Viewloader, so it should go with any elbow you might have. : Feel free to contact me through my site if you need more info or help! : Ben Kohnen, Limited Pump Paintball : www.geocities.com/limitedpump