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a couple that I know of

In Reply to: Where can I find 100(ish) round hoppers? posted by Ken on October 23, 2003 at 03:12:37:

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Posted by:
FoxWalk
on October 24, 2003 at 17:07:29

You can search for the view loader quantum, I think it holds about 140 rounds and is agitated. But the paddle spins all the time, no eye or anything.
Brass eagle makes a 50 round pocket hopper, search for those, or go buy a blade, since they come with the gun.
Also, winchester makes a 48 round hopper, I have heard good things about these.
I know the last two aren't 100 rounds but you might be able to carry an extra in your pocket.

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: You can search for the view loader quantum, I think it holds about 140 rounds and is agitated. But the paddle spins all the time, no eye or anything. : Brass eagle makes a 50 round pocket hopper, search for those, or go buy a blade, since they come with the gun. : Also, winchester makes a 48 round hopper, I have heard good things about these. : I know the last two aren't 100 rounds but you might be able to carry an extra in your pocket.

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