The strange things I think of when working nights

[Yamz]

I know there are no rise bodies and feed necks for many of the high end markers but has anyone thought to make a hopper with a threaded feed neck.
Do you guys think there would be a way to make this work. Well theres the idea now I pass this off to the AO community... Start Running with it.

[Crighton]

Plastic = cheap and easy to manufacture.
Molded/milled metal = not cheap and harder to make.

Its also much easier screw something the size of a hopper into a smaller finely threaded hole and accidentally cross thread it.

just my .02 cents

[nt2004]

its been done. A company made a hopper that has plastic threads that screw in. It comes with a special elbow. Its made by the company that makes the Commando markers

[BobTheCow]

Plus... you guys know the differences in threading between different kinds of barrels... imagine what would happen with hoppers!!

[nt2004]

*ahem*

http://www.diamondgt.com/amc/newloader.html

[Crighton]

Stills screws into an elbow. I think he was looking for a hopper that screwed directly into the markers body and eliminated the need for an elbow or vert feed neck completely.

[nt2004]

it does screw into the guns feedneck. Only the commando 2's feedneck though. Look at the first pic on the link it screwsinto a special vert feed neck.

[-=Squid=-]

Smart Parts has something similar for there guns called the twister feed. Its a ring that permanently stays on your hopper, that you screw onto and off of the rest of the feedneck attatched to the gun. Sounds like a good idea to me.

[personman]

The spinloader is a good idea so then nubs (well it happens to everyone) dont fall and have their loader fall off..

[Infratracide]

A big oring in a groove of the loader neck is more practical. I think Richochetes have this.

[Yamz]

I wasn't thinking of keeping the hopper from falling I was thinking about profile. Think about having your HALO b (which works best with the shortest ball stack)sit about one inch lower due to it having only enough feed neck to thread in. Yes I know plastic is weak I would say metal is best

[rikkter]

Originally posted by Infratracide
A big oring in a groove of the loader neck is more practical. I think Richochetes have this.

they do.


i liked the idea, so i did it to one of my test shells. seems to work fine, i just made the top oring too high though.

[-=Squid=-]

NW also makes feenecks with large o rings in them. I personally use one on my angel