Holds 50 paintballs, very small profile, perfect for non-stock pumpers
Weaknesses:
None really, can jam if filled too full.
Review:
When i saw this I knew it was perfect for pumpgun use. It is a very small hopper target, holds about the right amount of balls for a game, and doesn't look like those old school low capacity square hoppers. It also keeps the gun light and compact. I am very pleased with it and i paid only $4.95 at Galyans Spoting Goods store. I haven't seen it available anywhere else, probably because most people with semi's are looking for large capacity loaders. But I'm sure it can be ordered from anywhere.
Conclusion:
Given the specific application for non-stock pumpers, it is an excellent product.
200rd hopper is too big and too much paint for most pumps. Mine shoots about 45-50 shots per 12 gram, this hopper is perfect.
Patton3rd is right. This hopper is perfect for pumps. It helps keep the gun light by only holding 1/4 of the rounds of a big one. It is smaller and harder to hit. Also, if you are playing with a pump you don't need a lot of ammo, 40 rounds = 40 hits, or close to it.
do you think these hoppers will work with the tippmann c3 very well, because i am gettin a c3 very soon, and if i put a tippmann 200 count gravity loader on it i wont have to carry eny pods at all, but it willl have a higher profile and bigger target area, so should i carry one 150 count pod and brass bird 50 hopper, or no pods and bigger hopper???? HELP
Hey sledge, its up too you but if you want to keep a low profile use the pocket hopper and carry a single pod. Most of these kids shooting fast semis(ie. electros), cant hit the broad side of a barn, so its to your advantage to take even more target area away from them.
