[MejorQueNada]

I got to try out the tacamo hopper for the first time today, and WOW... beats the heck out of the reg gravity hopper. I dont have any electro board or anything so it just has to keep up with my fingers, and there was no issue with that. only had to shake when my hopper was almost out and i was shooting down hill. They say you should use a blowback marker with this type of hopper, because the force of the air pushes the balls up and hits the thing in the middle and that aggitates the balls some.

[jake9095]

for 15 dollars it looks like a solid buy!

[drek]

Quenada, what kind of gun are you shooting it on?

I tried the Primo on my Ion with L7v2 bolt, and I got three shots before having to shake the setup to get it to load more. I was using Empire Ramp winter paint, which is a smaller bore paint, so maybe that was part of it. I'll have to let you know when I try the Valken Breach that I'm waiting to use, but it might be that since the marker doesn't have enough to kick to agitate the hopper, it's not feeding as it should.

[Bloody Beetroot]

Ok so if it needs blowback to fully function then I'll probably just stick with my invert halo too for my sp-1. but for my MR-2, I'm thinkin this is a great option.

[MejorQueNada]

yes, it is recommend for blowback markers from what I have read in reviews, and I have a BT-4 marker which provides plenty of kick and agitation.