How We Mounted The QLoader For The Videos

[Z-man]

While making a new thread might be a little excessive, it will cut down on the number of times I have to link people to this info

Many people wanted to know how the QLoader was mounted on top of the marker (many people also took the time to mention that this setup was not very low profile... for speed testing I guess). All we did was snag one of my extra Warp adaptor (the one found on the AGD store)

http://store.airgun.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=catalog.prodInfo&productID=69&categoryID=19

To make it fit properly on the Qloader socket I stuck it on the lathe and turned it down a little. We used electricians tape to tighten up the connections on each end. That is really it.

[The Action Figure]

nifty

[mag88888]

i use elctrical tape for that alot.. it works better than anything else.

[B.A.M.]

Pretty nice idea

[splat15k]

that would be pretty cool with a warp ule body

[WARPED1]

Um, the whole point of the Q is to get the loader off the top of your marker!

[professor_chaos]

He mentioned he only did it that way for speed testing.

[FireITup14]

that would be pretty cool with a warp ule body

thats a pretty good idea. id like to try it sometime, how would you get it to stay on though? electrical tape?

[personman]

He mentioned he only did it that way for speed testing.

Yea, the less bends the balls have to go through = faster feeding.

[Z-man]

Many people wanted to know how the QLoader was mounted on top of the marker (many people also took the time to mention that this setup was not very low profile... for speed testing I guess).

Um, the whole point of the Q is to get the loader off the top of your marker!

I am really hoping that was an attempt at humor....

[WARPED1]

I am really hoping that was an attempt at humor....

No, I forgot the part about speed loading! Kudos!

[Goldie D Pimp]

Doh!!! never thought about one of those!!!


Thanks for the info!