cyclone feeder or e~hopper?

hey all

looking for some feed back. trying to decide between a e~hopper or a cyclone feeder for my 98 custom pro.

custom pro w/

RT trigger

ex. chamber

reliabilty is the most important thing to me.

 

Thanks

Edited by kincaid1377 - 02 April 2006 at 6:05am

If you have the Response Trigger, then I would suggest the Cyclone.  The two working together is always nice.

Well, on a 98, the RT and Cyclone eat the gas like its candy, so you better have HPA, or something to keep you using more air. 

Ashdawg wrote: dead-eye_tippy wrote: Well, on a 98, the RT and Cyclone eat the gas like its candy, so you better have HPA, or something to keep you using more air.  how do you know?

He doesn't.

dead-eye_tippy wrote: Well, on a 98, the RT and Cyclone eat the gas like its candy, so you better have HPA, or something to keep you using more air.

not true... they use excess gas

iwould reccomend the cyclone unless you think you will get a non-tippmann later... if you do that then get an electric hopper

what kind of paint do you normally use?  This will allow us to give you a more accurate suggestion.

cheap balls are not good in any case, but it's good to match the paint you use to the barrel you are going to get. Good paint to barrel match ensures better accuaracy. All paintball brands are a few hundred-ths of an inch different from eachother and so are most barrels. To help get a good match, take a paintball you normally use and go to your proshop. Ask the guy working there to let you "see" a few barrels so you can make up your mind. Tell him what you are going to do so he doesn't freak out or anything. Pop one of your paintballs in the barrel and hold it up to the light. You shouldn't be able to see much light around the ball. If you do, it's most likely too small. If there is no light at all, it's probably too large. Then, put the barrel up to your mouth and blow slightly. If it comes out with relative ease, it's a good paint to bore match. If it slides out on its own, it's too small. If you can't blow it out without a big breath, the ball is too large. I know it sounds like a lot of work, but you will appreciate the time you take now to get the right barrel for later! Good luck.