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Anyone know where to get a small hopper advertised

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Posted by Roger "_The Hare_" Whitacre on July 02, 2002 at 02:05:36:

. . .on Pumpplayers a while a go--It's a Winchester 50 round hopper and was made in moderately small quantities.(It looks like a mico-sized VL-being that the feeding end is as big as a VL200 and the lid is slightly smaller than a VL aswell). They say that is knocks the socks off (OF Brass Eagle ones that tend to jam during auto-trigg)?

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: . . .on Pumpplayers a while a go--It's a Winchester 50 round hopper and was made in moderately small quantities.(It looks like a mico-sized VL-being that the feeding end is as big as a VL200 and the lid is slightly smaller than a VL aswell). They say that is knocks the socks off (OF Brass Eagle ones that tend to jam during auto-trigg)?

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