12v revvy fast enough??

[evo.end3R]

fast enough for an emag?? or sshould i jsut get a halo?

[trevorjk]

id recommend the Halo, or at least the Egg or Apache. how ever i would go with the Halo.

you will find your self out shooting the Revy but if your LX is properly set up you wont chop

[evo.end3R]

i was borrowing a halo form my friends sho pand it broke (paddles) and so the only other ones i cold borrow were a VL quanum and a 9vrevy he said taake the quantum and omg chop fesst. it was no where near fast enough, this is when i just had intelliframe before my lowers

[soccer4minimags]

Quantums are vl's entry level hopper, its supposed to replace the 9v revy, so its supposed to be slower than the regular 12v revy.

[trevorjk]

the quantum is a peice of crap ... hands down crap

the revy would be faster and more reliable then the quantum.

even if you were out shooting your mag with that hopper you still shouldnt of had a "chop fest" do you have the Level 10? if so it sounds like you need it tuned with a larger spring.

anyways like i said Egg(evolution 2) or Apache(ricochet makes them) otherwise get the halo

[evo.end3R]

yeah i tried tuning it withe the red spring but it doesnt fire with that spring when i pul lthe trigger, i tried putting the velocity up and down and it doesnt fire wtf

[SlipknotX556]

Get a halo. I dont trust LX, even with my LX and halo b, on my emag, it still had a chop fest every game. Get the halo, fine tune that LX, you will not have a problem.

[RedWeenie]

I would suggest getting the halo. Unless you have a powerfeed, for some reason it tends to jam up.

[BlackWeenie]

halo, egg, or apache. try em all and see which one you like the feel of the best. theyre all fast enough.

[JimmyBeam]

i use an egg with a classic valve and no LevX. i havent chopped in months

[evo.end3R]

i use an egg with a classic valve and no LevX. i havent chopped in months

your not going to be firing fast enough to chop one, im using xvalve and lvl10 on and emag so its a big differnce than a stock automag

[JimmyBeam]

doesnt matter if im not firing fast enough, its the fact that after each time i fire, another ball is forced into the breach. with a standard gravity or agitated hopper a ball may not be completely into the breach when the trigger is pulled, which turns into a chop