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Ruff & Tuff
Sports
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by Bill Mills
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Different
hoppers with different sized necks has been havoc for players with vertical
feed paintguns. Unlike angled feeds which use an elbow that clamps
onto the feeder, vertical feed paintguns have a cupped feed neck that holds
the hopper.
Invariably
these necks are either too tight, requiring the hopper to be sanded down,
or they are too loose, requiring tape, or other packing to hold the hopper
in firm - or worse, letting it fall out on the field. Finding the
perfect matched fit has always been tough. Ruff & Tuff Sports
in Miami, FL is one of a number of companies who has an answer to the problem.
Their Twister feed necks look very much like any other vertical feed neck,
but they've got a twist, literally.
They
are made from two pieces of aluminum which screw together. Between
them is a semicircle of plastic with beveled edges. When the top
of the neck is screwed in to the bottom, the c-ring is compressed, tightening
around the loader's neck. The result is a loader that is locked in
TIGHT to the feedneck, but easily removed with just a twist of the locking
ring. The Twister feed necks are available for Angels, Autocockers,
and the Impulse.