How does the Q loader work?
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If you stick it out, you can't be afraid to get it shot off... >:)
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Go to www.qloader.com watch the video of the dissamble q-loader and that pretty much describes it.If God was a fly would you kill it. -
Q-Loader
I use a Q-Loader on my Emag and it work awesome. The canisters are spring loaded so when you load the canisters with paint you are winding the spring. The only problem you have to be careful with it that you don't leave any spaces between balls, it not the spring will come around so fast that it will break paint. Other than that it's worked awesome. I can load much faster on the field and I don't have to worry about droping a pod.
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the way it works is, essentially, there is a corkscrew in the middle. It is under pressure by a spring. The inside of the pod wall also has a spiral groove down it, opposite to the groove in the center rod. This locks the paintballs in place, and by rotating the center rod, the paintballs are forced out of the pod (pressure applies evenly to all balls, not just at bottom). The spring in the inner rod does this. You can adjust this tension by giving a certain number of 'prewinds,' or winds before you load the paintballs in, thus keeping tension on even the last ball. You then wind the center rod the opposite way it discharges the paintballs while you load the balls, forcing them into the pod. It's a VERY good idea, and pretty reliable at that. I can only do like 9bps max on my mag, so I don't give it very many pre-winds, which means that I don't really have to worry about it breaking paint. You can give it up to 13 prewinds, which enables it to put enough pressure on the balls to do something like 50bps (the pod itself can unload 100rounds in a little over a second; nearly 100bps!).Comment
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