Description The TACAMO Arc loader features dual channels for the fastest feeding gravity loader on the market. Designed specifically to work with blow back markers, our unique "arc" design prevents paintballs from being blown back "up the stack" in the feed port. Our dual channels assure you that you have a minimum of 8 rounds inline whether shooting uphill or down hill. The arc also directs the weight of paintballs away from the feed tube which is the main source of jams in every other gravity loader made. Unique "Triple Secure Lock" lid Archon has incorporated into this hopper design. This is a new hopper lid design that latches on 3 sides for a much better seal. Feeds up to 11 BPS.
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0.41 pounds
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based on 5 reviews
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goodApr 20, 2010 i would like to get an electric but got no money but this does the job great but you can get it cheaper at a sporting goods store 3.99 is what i paid for it
Absolutely uselessApr 17, 2010 I bought this hopper after reading some good reviews. It's aweful - you have to shake it every 5-10 shots. The only pro is the price - for five bucks I don't feel bad about throwing into trash.
Tippmann Alpha BlackOct 09, 2009 Cheap Stealth hopper, no batteries to worry about, no noise, great for woods ball, CQC solid snake style, rarely have to worry about balls clogging, almost never happens, my Marker didnt come with a hopper so bought this one over a standard hopper.
3 of 3 found the following review helpful:
Solid product, works great and simple designMar 17, 2009 This hopper is great! No bells and whistles its simple design provides the scenario paint ball enthusiast with an efficient means to stay in the game greatly reducing the possibility of mechanical malfunction and eliminating the problems associated with battery powered hoppers. I would recommend this product!
3 of 3 found the following review helpful:
Cheap upgrade to VL200Dec 08, 2008 Well, it's not revolutionary departure from VL200 and you still have to shake it once a while, but I have to say that it felt more consistent, I got less misfires if any, it looks better than VL200, and it's about the same price. If you don't want to go with powered hopper then give this one a try.
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