Empire just dropped the new Halo Pro, and honestly, it’s kind of cool to see this thing make a comeback. Teams like Tampa Bay Damage and AC Diesel have been running them for a while now, and the first batches are finally hitting stores. Right now you can only find full loaders (internals + shell) floating around for about $110, but down the road they’ll also sell just the shell kits—probably around $60. The idea…
The Bunkerkings CTRL Prism Hoppers, each priced at $250, with a very limited quantity of only 200 for each color worldwide. They have a clear appearance with a prism-like effect.
One noticeable feature of the Sonic is the sensor in the breech. When the sensor is in a resting position, the hopper doesn’t feed. When a ball passes over and moves the paddle down, the loader knows you’re shooting and starts feeding.
The end of the year! There are my top picks in paintball right now. December 31st 2019. Some of the picks below like the EMek were a no brainer, but other categories like masks and packs are not so easy.
The HK Army Speed is not really a new product, it used to be called the Pinokio Speed, but in the summer of 2018 HK acquired Pinokio Hoppers and rebranded the Pinokio Speed the HK Army Speed. [amazon box=”B07KYX5JD6″] Pinokio is mainly known for making the original Pinokio hopper. Inside the Pinokio was a pretty mundane standard electronic loader, it was very similar to the JT Revolution. On the outside is where the Pinokio name…
Deciding what paintball hopper to pick can be a pain! There are many different paintball loaders on the market, that fit many different budgets and markers. No matter if you have an Empire Mini GS or a Planet Eclipse 170R choosing the right hopper can make a break your gun’s performance. ➖ My Paintball Gear ➖ JT Revolution ➡ http://bit.ly/2YP1rsx Dye Rotor LTR ➡ http://bit.ly/2H6KwGN HK Army Speed ➡ http://bit.ly/2z06Xcg Virtue Spire IR ➡ http://bit.ly/2KzTe2k…
https://youtu.be/ess2ZTilui4 This is a first, a wind-up force-fed paintball hopper. The M1 is pretty simple, you turn the big oversized cartoonish looking dial on the back that winds up a spring, when you let go the spring unwinds and a screw on the inside rotates forcing paintballs into the feedtube. Actually not that bad feeling, plastic while not super durable like a high-end loader, it doesn’t feel awful like I expected it to. It feels…
