Archon's NEW Revolutionary 200 Round Gravity fed hopper

[viper-mayhem]

Thanks for all the info guys. I mainly use my Halo B with Victory Board for Speedball. But for Woodsball, it think this will do just for playing around, plus it's cheap.

[sixtoes1313]

I got one and it wasnt any different than a normal one..or so I could tell.

[UTDragun]

I stopped listening after he mispronounced Archon

[Desega]

They work well, but when the do jam up they really jam up and it takes alot of shaking to clear it. Also, they are only $5 in our shop, so not bad.

[Desega]

I stopped listening after he mispronounced Archon

QFT

[PsychoBaller]

Wow... some kids are truly idiots. Look at some of those Review Replies...

""Faster than gravity fed""

""Works better than my Halo""



-baller

[SpecialBlend2786]

Wow... some kids are truly idiots. Look at some of those Review Replies...

""Faster than gravity fed""

""Works better than my Halo""



-baller

Maybe the guys halo caught on fire.

[matteusz]

Yeah I think I am gonna go with the friends and family plan theory on the ebay feedback. And no he never shuts up. Get them from a local shop. Go to the archon webpage and find a local dealer. I have two of these. Jamming does happen especially towards the end of the hopper. For no batteries there isn't anything better out there and these really do feed at a decent rate. I use them on mech mags with no troubles.

[93civiccpe]

If you are looking for a good hopper without the need for batteries, there are a few that are agitated based hoppers that actually use air to operate the agitator. I believe Tippman even makes one, although I may be wrong. Just a thought, as I tried the archon and was not impressed in the least.

[93civiccpe]

Maybe the guys halo caught on fire.

or maybe to be fair he tested both without batteries.. and it outperformed his halo without batteries..

[viper-mayhem]

If you are looking for a good hopper without the need for batteries, there are a few that are agitated based hoppers that actually use air to operate the agitator. I believe Tippman even makes one, although I may be wrong. Just a thought, as I tried the archon and was not impressed in the least.

I looked at trying to modify the Tippman Cyclone Feed but it needs blowback from a marker like the Tippman or Spyder. Turbo makes one but is like the Cyclone feed. Also looked at a Q-Loader, but imagine loosing that in the woods. I did modify my Empire B to 2 9volts, and with the new Empire board, you can advance it by tapping the botton. It still is somewhat top heavy. I'll probably buy it as a backup to the 4 electro hoppers I already have. (Darn Batteries)

[y0da900]

I looked at trying to modify the Tippman Cyclone Feed but it needs blowback from a marker like the Tippman or Spyder. Turbo makes one but is like the Cyclone feed.

You aren't limited to blowbacks for those. You could feed one from a cocker x-way, or use either vent gas or a line split from the solenoid in an electro-pneumatic. A Mag would probably be the toughest one to modify for it, but most other systems are doable.

[FARMER00]

I would go with a ricochet apache for woodsball. yes it takes batteries but if you run out of batteries its the only elctro hopper that will still gravity feed. just my 2 cents

my revy still feeds with no power, when my girlfriend comes out to play recball i oftan give her the normal vl200 and use the revy with no batteries in it

[93civiccpe]

I looked at trying to modify the Tippman Cyclone Feed but it needs blowback from a marker like the Tippman or Spyder. Turbo makes one but is like the Cyclone feed. Also looked at a Q-Loader, but imagine loosing that in the woods. I did modify my Empire B to 2 9volts, and with the new Empire board, you can advance it by tapping the botton. It still is somewhat top heavy. I'll probably buy it as a backup to the 4 electro hoppers I already have. (Darn Batteries)

Get a qloader?? No batteries, no hassle (other than filling) and faster than most battery powered hoppers. If it's for a woodsball/scenario marker then you will probably like it.

Anyways, I was thinking of that turbo loader but didn't realize it required blowback..