Has this question been proposed? I have a Spire IR and didn't realize it wasn't a force feed hopper. I don't think I can out shoot this hopper but every once in a while the LVL10 will kick in. Should I be using a force feed hopper?
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I used to use a halo and it seemed to keep up great with my mag. It was fine up until like 2/3 years ago when my shell cracked, I bought a pico shell and used that up until a year or so ago I got a spire use it whenever I play mech but at the same time I never really shoot more than a hopper in a game ,i think I could count a few times that i dry fired due to the hopper not loading a ball into the breech, but at the same time, I don't have the ramp installed into the spire
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Rotor. Keeps up with the fastest mags and you can adjust the force on the stack if you want to back it down some.Comment
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I like my Revvy.Comment
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Virtue Spire.
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rotor if i plan on rting, but for just casual play a revy suits me fineComment
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I always use my rotor when using a lvl 7 bolt, just in case. With lvl 10 anything else is fine, even a basic gravity hopper.Comment
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I have several revy's, several halos, a z2 prophecy and a v max. I have used them all on multiple markers and usually end up using the v max for higher rate of fire markers. the only fault with the halo is weight and shells are brittle.Comment
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Up until about 2 years ago I used a revy on everything. I didn't have anything newer for loaders. After getting my emag running I found i needed faster. Bought a rotor. Still only use it on the emag.Originally posted by dano_____Comment
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When you say mag, what kind? Granted, a L10 equipt valve means you can run anything, as the L10 will prevent chops. A classic, a revy is fine. You aren't going to out shoot it. A RT, forcefeed, only if you get into the reactive trigger. The same goes for any emag, ReTro, Xvalve and Emag.
So find something you like and try it. Simple as thatComment
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