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I'm sure there are players that will find this useful but for me I'll stick with tradition. If I'm playing a true stock class game with no gravity feed then I'll used 10 round tubes and for modified pump I just use a Revy and rarely have to reload the whole game.
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agreed that it's not for everyone.
I have my OS 40 round Pocket Hopper for my 68 Magnum and its mouth, like stated above, is only marginally larger than a 10 round tube. An off-note would be that this hopper was designed when the tubes were aluminum...hehheh. There are 2 sets of "claws" that stick into the mouth to hold the tube in place and a normal pod would spill, wasting time and paint.
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The problem with creating a pod to solve the problem of loading broken paint in your hopper, is that you usually do not notice it's broken until it's already been dumped in. To expect someone to take that much time out of the game to inspect a pod (in speedball at least) is laughable. Although it does fill the small niche that Dragon described, I don't see this being a mainstream product at all.
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