Another Qloader equiped 98C

Well, well, well...I see more bashing on the Qloader, apparently most of you knuckleheads dont have it, never seen it used or even tried it out....as fer me, I have it and use it on my 98c w/RT/Flatline and the same goes fer my friends who have it as well, I use to use the 12v Revy w/x-board, but I got tired of gettin hopper hits when I look out from behind whatever type of bunker Im using, wit the Qloader, this eliminates that problem, Ive seen balls whiz over me where the Revy used to be and so what if it holds only 100 rds, most you bone heads believe in that "spray and pray" method and it only takes 1 shot jus get someone and wit the Qloader, I have never experienced any chops or breaks and it works perfectly wit the RT and if you knuckleheads havent noticed as well..."what other ball feeding system can feed a marker when laying flat on either side or even upside down" and I like to see someone try that wit any hopper and especially when batteries are not needed to operate the Qloader.

Now back to the Topic, not bad of an idea on the DIY foregrip mount, but you know you couldve ordered the CMS (custom mounting system) and mount the Qloader to the barrel and if you have the Flatline, it can be mounted to the bottom of the handguard which is part of the shroud, as fer the hose...its fine, people dont realise that the hose can hold extra balls when reloading wit a fresh 100rd qpod and jus as long as the balls are being fed into the breach and dont worry what the others are sayin bout yer setup...its the samething when people are talkin bout other people using the Warp Feed.

You might wanna rethink yer 3 reasons.....

The qloader is the perfect match when using the RT or the E-bolt compared to other hoppers, which usually results in experiencing chops.

And to saying Waste of Money, paintballing as a whole is a waste of money....how much you spent on 1 or 2 days of play per week, per month?

And I too play woodsball and thats what the Qloader was meant fer, it was never meant to be used in speedball.

And just because there were a couple of things left out...

With no batteries woodsball players don't have to worry about moisture getting into the system and frying their electronics.  Scenario players don't have to carry around extra batteries just in case their hopper goes out in the middle of day two.  Both reasons make the Q-loader a great choice for woodsball in addition to the ones posted above.

In addition, they are quiet.  No motors...the balls packed up tight...they are very quiet to move with them...another benefit for woodsballers.