Q-loader

coconut **edited**a wrote: Q-loader=short for quere loader u use 1 of even think of using 1 ur a **edited**n frute loop

Do all us a favor...leave, no one really cares about your opinions.

[QUOTE=Menohl]A friend of mine got it, and never got it to work correctly.

Before i get into the problems he had here are a few things to understand about the q loader. The pods only hold 100 rounds of paint, so you will be reloading alot more often. the Q pods are bigger than most pods and will not fit in most harnesses, you have to buy the Q Loader Harness. Now that being said... Its true that theyre bigger than a 140 rd pod more like a 150 and they only hold 100 balls but, you can get pod holders that will fit the qpods from cops911.com, theirs are the only ones (besides the Qloader harness) that can hold them and have them custom made to whatever configuration you want.

Every time he went to load the pods, he would end up breaking paint in the tube, and have to tear the whole thing apart and start over. It takes time and patience to load it correctly, jus practice loading qpods at home...thats what I did. 

If you break the pods down, you must get exactly enough turns on the spring right, or else the pods wont feed for poop. Go to their website they have an instructional video which is alot better than reading the manual.

Finally, in the middle of gameplay one day, he took a hit in the feedcap (where the pod clicks into on the marker) and the feedcap shattered!!! So needless to say the plastic will probably break if it takes a direct hit. Thats strange Ive been hit there a few times and mine didnt shatter or crack....it seems like the person who shot at him had his velocity a lil too high, because the plastic is actually thick and thicker then the qpods.

It is an interesting concept, but its just not practical. Its only practical to those who know how to use it their advantage jus like any other force feeding system[/QUOTE]

Also that the Qloader is the only force feeding system that doesnt run on batteries and excess air/gas (Cyclone) and its the only one of its kind that can shoot a load upside down, lay flat to the right or to the left and people think the Qloader adds too much weight to the marker...it doesnt, it weighs the same jus like any other hopper on the market.

I have one. Be sure to read the manual and whatnot before messing around with them...hehehe...speaking from experience.

Its the thing to get if you dont mind the lower ball count. And you dont want a hopper disrupting your vision.

They say the time it takes to fill the pods is long, this is true, but on the field the loading time is shorter (that doesnt make much sense lol). Also you will never need batteries, until the electric Q-loader comes out (I heartell).