Hybrid Technologies Mini Savier Drop Reviews

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Manufacturer Description Subscribe to Reviews on this Product - Edit this Product Listing Tired of the same old same old? This mini drop forward can compliment any paintball marker. Made of high grade aluminum and machine milled to provide superior design and function. Dove tail mount. Available in red, blue, black and nickel. Product Availability   The Hybrid Technologies Mini Savier Drop is older, so while it may be available used and in a few cases new, it is not commonly available anymore. Places to Buy No Stores Sponsored Links

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nerdcore Monday, November 1st, 2004 Period of Product Use: Less than a month Paintball Experience: 2 years Similar Products Used: This drop-forward is so small i can't really compare it to other ones. Marker Setup: WGP 2k3 Vertical Cocker AKA Sidewinder reg Equation 12" Bizerk barrel APM Tigershark bolt Hybrid Mini Savier Drop (MSD) Hybrid Grind Empire Reloader Crossfire 68/4500 Strengths: Small - even anti-drop people should like it dovetail mount nice design/milling Weaknesses: Only comes with one screw when it needs two (explained in review). Review: I was using a CIP Unimount before getting this with the Hybrid Grind (wrote a review for that too!). The MSD is so small, its function resembles that of a rail mount. In fact, the only reason i got it is because i needed a dovetail mount but don't like the look of a rail. So don't expect much of a drop-forward out of this. A nice feature it has is the dual ball bearings used to keep the asa in place. Each ball has a tiny set screw - when you tighten them, the ball bearings lower holding the asa tight on the drop. I'd recommend some blue loctite on those set screws. Now about the screw used to mount the drop to the trigger frame. Yes, screw, singular not plural. Hybrid only supplies one and i'll explain why: Most other drops use two short screws, since the area with the holes is thin. On the MSD, one of the screws has to be nearly twice as long to fit through the bulk of the drop. Hybrid supplies this longer screw. They assume you'll have a regular short one for the back of the MSD. Conclusion: The MSD is truly a drop for the anti-drop player. It's all function with a little bit of style. The price isn't listed up there but expect to pay around $25 for it. Rating: 9 out of 10 Last edited on Monday, November 1st, 2004 at 10:27 am PST I found this review   0 Comments - Add Comment

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